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PC NFS - Windows to AIX server disk mounting

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19-Jun-2006, 03:19 PM #1
PC NFS - Windows to AIX server disk mounting
Hi there.

Im trying to use PC NFS (Windws Services for Unix) to create a NFS mount to an AIX server but im having no luck.

NFS is set up on the AIX server currently.

It doesn't seem that the server name im using on my PC is even establishing a connection.

I can ping it by IP or host name so the connectivity is there.

Is there something special im suppose to do to get this to work?

Thank you in advance, c.
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