NFS - How to Reload Changes Made to Configuration

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Reload NFS exports

<a name="LATER"></a>If you come back and change your

/etc/exports file, the changes you make may not take effect immediately. You should run the command exportfs -ra to force nfsd to re-read the /etc/exports   file. If you can't find the exportfs command, then you can kill nfsd with the -HUP flag (see the man pages for kill for details).

<a name="LATER1"></a>If that still doesn't work, don't

forget to check hosts.allow to make sure you

haven't forgotten to list any new client machines there



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