= NFS Mounts =

Sam has been configured to be a NFS server. It is currently sharing /u, /u2, /u3 and /home to all computers on the 192.168.1.0/24 network.

Some notable computers that rely on these shares are Robin and Crecom.

If either server is unable to mount the /home directory only the root user will be able to log in to it.

== Sharing a folder ==
To setup a folder to be shared by Sam, add a new entry in {{{/etc/exports}}} {{{
<Folder_on_Sam> 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0(rw,insecure,no_root_squash) }}}

== Mounting a NFS folder ==

=== Linux ===
To add a new mount on your local computer, edit {{{ /etc/fstab}}} {{{
sam:<Folder_on_Sam> <Local_Mount_Point> nfs rw,nfsvers=2,mountvers=2 0 0 }}}

=== SCO ===

 1. Log in as root
 1. Run {{{scoadmin}}}
 1. Choose "Filesystems"
 1. Choose "Filesystem Manager"
 1. From the menubar, choose "Mount"->"Add Mount Configuration"->"Remote..."
  * Remote Filesystem Type = NFS
  * Remote Host = 192.168.1.196 (Sam's IP address)
  * Remote Directory = <Folder_on_Sam>
  * Mount Point = <Local_Mount_Point>
 1. Choose "Advanced Mount Options"
  * Type of Mount = Soft
 1. OK
 1. OK
 1. Choose "Host"->"Exit"
 1. Choose "File"->"Exit"