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@wmp: lol! &nbsp;more than half an hour to respond... &nbsp;your losing it man! &nbsp;international travel is no excuse! .... seriously though -- have fun!<br />
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@wesly: &nbsp;Thanks! 
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@wmp: lol!  more than half an hour to respond...  your losing it man!  international travel is no excuse! .... seriously though -- have fun!

@wesly:  Thanks!

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What would be the easiest way to set up an NFS export. <br />
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Yes -- it is really AIX 5.1!<br />
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Thanks in advance wmp! &nbsp;:)
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What would be the easiest way to set up an NFS export. 

Yes -- it is really AIX 5.1!

Thanks in advance wmp!  :)

AIX 5.1 -- Easiest way to set up an NFS export?

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