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Use NFS to Extend and Integrate Your Filesystems

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[ Thanks to Lee Schlesinger for this link. ]

Someday your server will need more disk space. Rather
than purchase new hardware, you may be able to take advantage of
disk space you already own by using NFS (Network File System), a
distributed filesystem for which support is integrated in the Linux
kernel. Any machine can host NFS server software to share its disk
space, or use an NFS client to make use of that space.


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