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In linux, in networking, say you have an NFS (Network File System) server with fully qualified host name of nfsserver1, and you want to have access to its /some/folder shared directory. How do you do it (i.e. what command do you issue)?
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mount -t nfs nfsserver1:/some/folder /mnt/nfs

^^ note we need to mount the share folder on the nfs server
^^^ note the use of -t flag to set the mount type to nfs
^^^^ note how we treat the share folder on nfsserver1 (i.e. nfsserver1:/some/folder) as any other device that is mounted
^^^^^ note the /mnt/nfs folder can be any mount folder you create (I am just useing /mnt/nfs as an example.


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In linux, in networking, say you have an NFS (Network File System) server with fully qualified host name of nfsserver1, and you want to have access to its /some/folder shared directory. How do you do it (i.e. what command do you issue)?
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Question
In linux, in networking, say you have an NFS (Network File System) server with fully qualified host name of nfsserver1, and you want to have access to its /some/folder shared directory. How do you do it (i.e. what command do you issue)?
Answer

mount -t nfs nfsserver1:/some/folder /mnt/nfs

^^ note we need to mount the share folder on the nfs server
^^^ note the use of -t flag to set the mount type to nfs
^^^^ note how we treat the share folder on nfsserver1 (i.e. nfsserver1:/some/folder) as any other device that is mounted
^^^^^ note the /mnt/nfs folder can be any mount folder you create (I am just useing /mnt/nfs as an example.

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28. Network File System, NFS
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