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Old 07-01-2002
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Hello friends,
I am able to get the day-to-day updated files from solaris to windows by configuring samba. In the same way, I would like to get the day-to-day updated files from windows to solaris (may be by using NFS) but, i am not clear how to configur the NFS. Pl help.

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It is not so easy. You can copy your Windows file to Samba share or use ftp. Install and configure an NFS server on your Windows WS is not very easy.
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Take a gander at http://www.gilservices.com/jgaa/warnfsd.htm. It is not designed for high volume usage but it might get the job done.
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