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<header>Introduction to NFS Shares</header>

<include nfs>

<h3>Solaris NFS</h3>
This module allows you to configure directories (called <i>shares</i>
in Solaris) exported via NFS from your Solaris system. The first page
shows a list of directories and the clients they are exported to, allowing
you to click on the directory name to edit its options or start sharing 
a new directory. <p>

Below the list of shares on the first page is a button which will
make the current configuration active. This is done by stopping and
starting the running NFS server processes. <p>

Solaris does not allow you to re-export a directory NFS mounted from
another server - only directories on local filesystems can be exported. If
a shared directory contains the mount point of another local filesystem,
NFS clients of that share will not see files below that mount point.
The server must re-export each local filesystem separately, to be
mounted by clients at the correct point in the directory hierarchy. <p>

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