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Updated on 2023-01-28 GMT+08:00

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How Do I Access a File System from a Server?

To access a file system, run the mount command on a Linux server to mount the file system. Then, you can share the files and directories of the file system.

To access your file system, install the NFS client on a Linux server and run the mount command to mount the file system. For a Windows server, install the NFS client, modify the NFS transfer protocol, and run the mount command to mount the file system. Alternatively, directly enter the mount point of the CIFS file system as an authorized user to mount the CIFS file system. Then, you can share the files and directories of the file system.

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