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In linux, in networking, files can be shared by machines on a network, via a central NFS server, that has a file called /etc/exports, that 1) [...] , 2) which IP ranges (or domain name wild cards) can access said directories, and 3) the level of access to the said directories (i.e ro, read only, rw, readwrite, etc).
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defines which of its (i.e. the DNS servers) directories are to be shared

^^^ e.g. content of /etc/exports:
/mnt/cdrom *.mynet.mydomain.co.za(ro)
/some/folder 192.168.1.0/24(ro) localhost(ro)


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In linux, in networking, files can be shared by machines on a network, via a central NFS server, that has a file called /etc/exports, that 1) [...] , 2) which IP ranges (or domain name wild cards) can access said directories, and 3) the level of access to the said directories (i.e ro, read only, rw, readwrite, etc).
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In linux, in networking, files can be shared by machines on a network, via a central NFS server, that has a file called /etc/exports, that 1) [...] , 2) which IP ranges (or domain name wild cards) can access said directories, and 3) the level of access to the said directories (i.e ro, read only, rw, readwrite, etc).
Answer

defines which of its (i.e. the DNS servers) directories are to be shared

^^^ e.g. content of /etc/exports:
/mnt/cdrom *.mynet.mydomain.co.za(ro)
/some/folder 192.168.1.0/24(ro) localhost(ro)

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28. Network File System, NFS
e to share. A useful trick is to share your CD-ROM to your whole LAN. This is perfectly safe considering that CDs are read-only. Create an /etc/exports file with the following in it: /mnt/cdrom <span>192.168.1.0/24(ro) localhost(ro) You can immediately see that the format of the /etc/exports file is simply a line for each shareable directory. Next to each directory name goes a list of hosts that are a

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