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From: Doug Jolley <doug@bigwheel.net>
Subject: nfs
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I have two freebsd machines.  I would like to set one up as a
nfs server and the other as an nfs client.  (I'm assuming
that's roughly equivalent to saying that I want to be able to
mount filesystems which are located on the server on the client.)
Could someone point me to where I could get info on doing that?
I read the article in the handbook on NFS but it seemed to be
more of a discussion of a specific problem than a how-to guide
on how to setup and use NFS.  TIA for any help.

     ... doug
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