Probably will blog this. When IT people say "know enough to be dangerous". I think this situation applies. I don't confess to be an expert in Linux. So... when you create a local directory on a linux, point a remote NFS mount point, it's magic and works. "if you reboot the host" the mount point is gone and the local directory "acts like a local directory". Yeah ok, seems straight forward now.
I did this
- added path to js-io-rights.conf
- deleted local directory on both *vRA appliances*
- re-created local directory /mnt/Scratch
- Remounted remote NFS share
- Restarted vRO services.
- Tested and worked
the only thing I need help on now is adding to the /etc/fstab conf file. This helps keep it persistent during reboots.
Sure hope this helps someone else.
