I needed more disk space on my database server for exports and RMAN backups (possible Flashback space). My colleague has an available Network File System (NFS), as he calls it, Network-attached storage (NAS). I have been given a few terabytes for use with my database. I will mount this same NAS on my production and development database servers for use with exports and RMAN backups.
Once the share is available:
1. Edit /etc/vfstab and add the mount.
Adding mount to vfstab
2. Add the directory to the server.
#cd /
#mkdir oracle_data
3. #mount -a
4. #chown oracle:oinstall oracle_data
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