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Network File System, an insecure but sometimes very valuable tool. Essentially, you can export a directory or directories that other computers can mount as local directory that users of your system can access locally. This can be handy for e.g., keeping a central repository of data on one server and sharing the data to other servers or extra storage. It should be noted that NFS is not a secure service and should not be done over the net in the clear. If you must use NFS, use it only between machines that are local to you. | Network File System, an insecure but sometimes very valuable tool. Essentially, you can export a directory or directories that other computers can mount as local directory that users of your system can access locally. This can be handy for e.g., keeping a central repository of data on one server and sharing the data to other servers or extra storage. It should be noted that NFS is not a secure service and should not be done over the net in the clear. If you must use NFS, use it only between machines that are local to you. | ||
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Revision as of 08:30, 14 January 2005
Network File System, an insecure but sometimes very valuable tool. Essentially, you can export a directory or directories that other computers can mount as local directory that users of your system can access locally. This can be handy for e.g., keeping a central repository of data on one server and sharing the data to other servers or extra storage. It should be noted that NFS is not a secure service and should not be done over the net in the clear. If you must use NFS, use it only between machines that are local to you.
