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I have redhat fedora core 2 on an amd athlon. And I am trying to mount nfs partitions.
I can mount the drive on one computer, and then if I try to on the other it says server is down. I edited the exports file. (/home 192.168.0.2(rw,sync)) and used the status command on the server I want to mount my drive from. I says its running, but each time I try to mount it; it says the server is down. Any Ideas on how to resolve this issue. I can post more information on the problem if you ask. thanks, r^2
I only have two computers. ones ip is 192.168.0.2( the client) and 192.168.0.3. I want ....2 to mount ....3s drive. I dont have to include ....3 in the exports file do I?
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