There is no syntax check for the options of server_mount.  The system2 output is the consequence of a missing accesspolicy= in the mount options of the original server_mount command  So in order to get the output for your system2, you need to issue a server_mount command like: $ server_mount server_4 -o mixed SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF /SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF   The difference is,  for system1 it is: server_mount server_5 -o accesspolicy=MIXED APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF ... for system2: server_mount server_4 -o mixed SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF ...  Because of the missing syntax check, you can put anything behind the -option parameter.  I do not think FS SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF is using accesspolicy=mixed, but is using NATIVE(default)   
Hi all,   does anybody knows the difference of two options bellow ?  system 1[root[NAME] ~]#  server_mount server_5 |grep -i ARQTRANSFAPL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF on /APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF uxfs,perm,rw,accesspolicy=MIXED system 2[root[NAME] ~]# server_mount server_4 |grep -i ARQTRANSFSM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF on /SM_SFS205_APL_CIFS_NFS_ARQTRANSF uxfs,perm,rw,mixed  Thanks in advance Marcos
filesystem mount cmd shows option as MIXED intead of accesspolicy=mixed