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when i try to mount a remote machines file system using nfs, "mount -t nfs 10.50.41.125:/home/common/workdir/filesys /mnt", i got the following error. mount: 10.50.41.125:/home/common/workdir/filesys failed, reason given by server: Permission ...
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    when i try to mount a remote machines file system using nfs,
    "mount -t nfs 10.50.41.125:/home/common/workdir/filesys /mnt",
    i got the following error.
    mount: 10.50.41.125:/home/common/workdir/filesys failed, reason given by server: Permission denied.

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    hello

    hi freind
    according to my view u cannot mount the remote host through the 'mount -t'
    coomand,u have to use ssh for accesing other pc.and if u want to copy some data through remote host u have to use 'scp' command.
    i m also new in linux,pls check it out whether i m true.
    with regards.
    Rahul Kumar Gautam

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