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Hi All,

Can any one help in Mounting remote filesystems with NFS?

Thanks in advance.

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Something like this?
Code:
mount -F nfs nfs_server_name:/remote_filesystem /local_filesystem
You can look at the man page of mount_nfs on a Solaris system. That should give you more details on the other options available (other options are things like mounting readonly, disabling suid programs and such).
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Thanks for the reply.

I tried the mount command but I got the following error message:
Permission denied

Could you help me!

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Please explain what you already know about NFS.

Then read
man exports
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man showmount

Read it again, try to understand it and feel free to ask concrete questions.
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There should be regexp for Opening post, and requirement to has output of "uname -a" , otherwise there are different options and ways on AIX for example.
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