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Assuming this is a question:
In solaris, and I guess in almost *nix systems, you can user de automount services. The utilization is quite easy and there is lots of docs on internet reguarding this.
The general configuration file is /etc/auto_home.
It realy boosts the server’s network performance, since you don’t have a lot of unnecessary TCP/UDP connections coming and going through your server. It mounts instantly the directories and does not has any overhead reguarding TCP handshake phase.
If you need some information, feel free to send me any email.