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Common Disk Volume Structures?

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The Question is:

 
Its a theoretical question: I would like to stick a san between OpenVMS and
 tru64 but I cant find a way to get OpenVMS to open a commonly accessible file
 system. Any ideas?
 
 


The Answer is :

 
  OpenVMS can perform this using NFS and network-based access, but OpenVMS
  and Tru64 UNIX cannot typically directly share a volume-level on-disk
  file system.  OpenVMS can access arbitrary foreign-mounted volumes, but
  this approach requires you to create an application which implements the
  data structures (and potentially the volume and file structures) found
  on the volume.
 

answer written or last revised on ( 24-NOV-2003 )

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