How would i automatically mount NFS shares on bootup? I have the NFS shares specified in /etc/fstab and when the system boots up, i then have to do a 'mount -a' and then it mounts the NFS shares. Here is the NFS share part of my /etc/fstab. The spacing looks weird when i copy-pasted into here. Should i change the type 'nfs' to 'auto' ?

sunoracle1:/usr/local/nfsshare/amiqe /home/amiqe nfs rsize=262144,wsize=262144,timeo=300,intr

sunoracle1:/usr/local/nfsshare/tracking /home/tracking nfs rsize=262144,wsize=262144,timeo=300,intr

sunoracle1:/usr/local/nfsshare/amilink /home/amilink nfs rsize=262144,wsize=262144,timeo=300,intr

looks absolutely fine to me... you might want to specifically add an auto option to the option string (not the fs type... leave nfs as is.. that's fine) but auto mounting should be a default... often this cn be handled by your distro differently though, and not mounted until after the network is known to have been loaded. maybe you have a n /etc/init.d/netmount script or something? if so add it to your default runlevel startup