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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Backup Differnet Unix OS Using Single LTO Post 57754 by Jdogg on Friday 5th of November 2004 09:33:58 AM
Old 11-05-2004
Hi Micky

Mount the remote filesystems using NFS. Put the filesystems to be made available in your /etc/exports file and then run exportfs to make the system read the file (this is on linux by the way - it's been so long since I played around with any other UNIX that I can't remember if this command is peculiar to linux, I seem to remember in one flavour I had to send a HUP to the NFS daemon - check with man exports)

You can then mount it from the other system using mount -t nfs systemname:/filesystem/exported/on/other/system /mountpoint
Jdogg
 

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