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Setting up an NFS share

Contributed by Chad Brandt

Monday, 13 September 2004
This is a good article that explains how to set up your linux server with NFS share and how to access the share from another linux client.

FNS (Network File System) is a protocol used by UNIX/Linux computers to share disks across a network. Similar to the Common Internet File Services (CIFS) protocol used by Windows, NFS is older and more light-weight, and performs much more efficiently on UNIX and Linux systems.

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