SUMMARY:Can you mount the same filesytem to multiple servers?

Thanks to all for such timely response!

Question:
> I have three Sun servers with Solaris8 installed and I was wondering if
it
> is possible to mount the
> same filesytem from one to both of the remote machines? I need to mount
the
> /data1 filesytem from server#1 to the others.
>
> mnttab                     0       0       0     0%    /etc/mnttab
> /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s3     789103    8007  725859     2%    /var
> swap                  286500       0  286500     0%    /var/run
> swap                  286508       8  286500     1%    /tmp
> /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s7    35011461 25275472 9385875    73%    /data1
>
> On the host machine (Prospect) I added the following to the
/etc/dfs/dfstab
> file:
>
> share -F nfs -o aclok,nosuid,rw=autopace,root=autopace /data1
> share -F nfs -o aclok,nosuid,rw=walnut, root=walnut /data1

I can mount it to one remote server (below)but when I try to mount the same
filesytem
to the other I get a message saying permission denied and that it is
already shared.

The solution is:

You can only have one share line, you need to combine all the hosts into
the one
line..

share -F nfs -o aclok,nosuid,rw=autopace:walnut,root=autopace:walnut /data1