I would like to mount a folder from the remote server 10.12.13.2.When I type: mount -F nfs 10.12.13.2:/username /remote/username, the folder username gets mounted in the directory /remote/username. Now I would like to make an entry in the /etc/vfstab, but without mount at boot.10.12.13.2:/username   -       /remote/username       nfs     -       no      rwNow, how can I mount the directory?When I type mount /remote/username, I always get: mount: mount point cannot be determined
/etc/vfstab in Solaris 11
mount;solaris
check that the /remote/username directory exists.  If it doesn't, you'll need to create the empty placeholder directory, and then try your 'mount /remote/username'.