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NFSv2 (RFC 1094) and v3 support are in both Linux and BSD systems, with NFSv4 support possibly being in development.
NFSv2 (RFC 1094) and v3 support are in both Linux and BSD systems, with NFSv4 support possibly being in development.


NFSv4 has a respective [[RFC]] (RFC 3530)
NFSv4 has a respective [[RFC]] (RFC 3530).
 
NFS in BSD requires [[portmap]], [[mountd]], [[nfsd]] all started in that appropriate order, /etc/exports also defines what clients can connect.

Latest revision as of 13:18, 1 March 2008

Network Filesystem. NFS allows many clients to access files that is "exported" from a fileserver.

NFSv2 (RFC 1094) and v3 support are in both Linux and BSD systems, with NFSv4 support possibly being in development.

NFSv4 has a respective RFC (RFC 3530).

NFS in BSD requires portmap, mountd, nfsd all started in that appropriate order, /etc/exports also defines what clients can connect.