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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.