Guide to Gateways for LAN Servers
Chapter 4, Administering and using LAN Manager Client

Mounting remote filesystems

Mounting remote filesystems

The remote filesystem must be mounted on a mount point (directory) on the local filesystem. For example, if the directory /mnt existed in the root filesystem, then you could mount share SRC from server mars (share-level security) with password TBD using the following mount command:

mount -f LMCFS, password=TBD mars/SRC /mnt

All users may now access the remote filesystem through /mnt; for example, ls /mnt.

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