Unexporting a directory or deleting NFS options

You can unexport the share of the exported directory.

Note:

You will receive an error message if you try to remove a directory that does not exist.

To unexport a directory or delete NFS options

To delete a directory from the export path, enter the following command:

NFS> share delete export_dir [client]

For example:

NFS> share delete /vx/fs3
Removing export path *:/vx/fs3
..Success.

export_dir

Specifies the name of the directory you want to delete.

The directory name should start with /vx, and only a-zA-Z0-9_/@+=.:- characters are allowed in export_dir.

You cannot include single or double quotes that do not enclose characters.

NFS> share delete "*:/vx/example"

client

Clients may be specified in the following ways:

Single host - specify a host either by an abbreviated name that is recognized by the resolver (DNS is the resolver), the fully qualified domain name, or an IP address.
Netgroups - specify netgroups as @group. Only the host part of each netgroup member is considered for checking membership.
IP networks - specify an IP address and netmask pair (address/netmask) to simultaneously export directories to all hosts on an IP sub-network. Specify the netmask as a contiguous mask length.

If client is included, the directory is removed from the export path that was directed at the client.

If a directory is being exported to a specific client, the NFS> share delete command must specify the client to remove that export path.

If the client is not specified, then the specified directory can be mounted or accessed by any client.