Which three steps should be taken when troubleshooting a "stale nfs file handle" response to a NFS mount request on a Solaris system? (Choose three)

The correct answer is A. check the client's fstab D. check for connectivity to the storage system from the client E. check the output of the exportfs command on the storage system. The fstab file reflects the defined filesystem mount paths (including NFS mounts). Always check network connectivity when a problem arises with a network service. The exportfs command will display the active exports on the storage system.

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Acheck the client's fstab
Bcheck the /etc/sd.conf file on the client
Ccheck show mount -e to the storage system from the client
Dcheck for connectivity to the storage system from the client
Echeck the output of the exportfs command on the storage system

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A
78% (35)
B
13% (6)
C
9% (4)

Explanation

The fstab file reflects the defined filesystem mount paths (including NFS mounts). Always check network connectivity when a problem arises with a network service. The exportfs command will display the active exports on the storage system.

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