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11-25-2003
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Sharing unix drives from two unix systems
I have two SCO openserver systems, 1 in the US and 1 in the UK.
I am setting up a vpn to connect the two local networks that also have windows pc's on them. Is there a way that either unix system can see the hard drive on the other unix system so that I can share data between them. I run a cobol application on each and would like to be able to see files from the other system. regards Ron Grout
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Hi,
You can use NFS to do what you pretend... check here http://osr5doc.ca.caldera.com:457/Ne.../nfsN.nfs.html
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