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Using DFS commands and files

Unmounting a remote resource

To unmount a resource, use the umount command. umount allows you to unmount both local and remote file systems. You can unmount a resource with umount whether is was mounted explicitly using the mount command or automatically through the vfstab file. umount has the following syntax:

umount [-V] [-o specific_options] [resource | mount_point]

See the mount(1Mnfs) manual page for an explanation of the options accepted by the umount command. For an illustration of how to unmount a remote resource, see ``Example: unmounting a resource explicitly''.

Example: unmounting a resource explicitly

You want to unmount a remote NFS resource by specifying the server sharing the resource and the pathname of the resource on the server. Type the following command:

umount docgroup:/usr/man


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