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I have directory shared by NFS on server1 this directory mounted at startup on server2.
problem happened when twice servers restarted and server2 started before server1. directory not mounted I must mount it manually.
You can't, not normally anyway. Your boot scripts only connect to the remote shares at initial startup, it doesn't go back and poll the server to see if it comes back up later.
To do that you would either need to make a cron job that attempts to remount the shares every few minutes (which is usually what I do, at least when I know the server will be up almost all the time), or use autofs to mount the share when the user attempts to access it (though this will do nothing to actually verify the server is up).
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