nfs) is started it checks the existence of /etc/exports file. Windows machines (Pro, Ultimate and Enterprise) can access NFS shares by adding the NFS client.This default permits the server to reply to client. Samba is suitable for a closed network, but unsafe over the Internet.
Check it like this: # rpcinfo -p program vers proto port 100000 2 tcp 111 portmapper. If you are running in to a situation such as a gigabit or faster LAN. Unmount the NFS 3 datastore, and then mount as NFS 4. For Linux + Windows files sharing, I use CIFS (samba), which do the same than NFS but with Windows Compatibility. On the other hand, a Linux NFS file server could also be configured in a dual role as a backup server, FTP server, database server, etc.
Is there stuff I can do with one method and not the other. This is a network that is used for giving the remote access capabilities to the applications. ftp, Sun RPC, nfs, finger, whois, X Remote login.
