Need to rename a local & remote share

I don't think you understand the question or I didn't explain enough. I have a nsfshare:

/a/b/c and it need to be changed to /a/y/z

This share is replicated. I already know I have to blow the remote volume away and create a new replication.

maduro

you can use "NET USE" commands for local shares (be sure nobody is connected, as you really stop sharing and re-create the share) but i don't' think you can rename remote shares.

Typically for NFS export - we don't name an export - but select the path of the export on the file system. So, you need to ensure that the path (directory) names are modified - and then re-export the path. However, it may have impact on your replication session and you have to start over the replication.

You may open a service request as a Technical Question and some one from our support team may help you out with appropriate procedure or steps if available.

Thanks,
Sandip

so I assume /a/b/c is the path on the Celerra and /a is the file system while b/c is a subdirectory of the file system - correct ?

In that case you would either:
- move and rename b/c to /a/y/z
- create a symbolic link or NFS alias so that /a/y/z points to the /a/b/c location

It really depends on what level this is (whole fs or just a subdir) and if you need to have that data available through both paths

Rainer