You should try the -ignore option of the command line

Also look at /nas/log/cmd_log file on the. Control Station to get an idea of the commands that Unishpere creates

Claude

[nasadmin@emcn1vsacs1 ~]$ server_export vdm01 -option access=test1.local.company,root=test1.local.company /fs01

vdm01 : done

[nasadmin@emcn1vsacs1 ~]$ server_export vdm01 -option access=test1.local.company:test2.local.company,root=test1.local.company:test2.local.company /fs01

vdm01 : done

these commands will generate this output

[nasadmin@emcn1vsacs1 ~]$ server_export vdm01 -l

vdm01 :

export "/fs01" access=test1.local.company:test2.local.company root=test1.local.company:test2.local.company access=test1.local.company root=test1.local.company

so to add a host test2 to an existing export you would:

[nasadmin@emcn1vsacs1 ~]$ server_export vdm01 -ignore -option access=test1.local.company:test2.local.company,root=test1.local.company:test2.local.company /fs01

vdm01 : done

[nasadmin@emcn1vsacs1 ~]$ server_export vdm01 -l

vdm01 :

export "/fs01" access=test1.local.company:test2.local.company root=test1.local.company:test2.local.company

Thank you everyone for your time. Appreciate everyone for your response.

Thank you dynamox. Learned a lot of things from you in this community.