主题：【求助】谁对Unix比较熟？来教教我怎么mount啊（备有鲜花答谢） -- wsxx

Assume machine A needs to access the disk space of machine B, and A and B are networked.

Requirement: You need the root access on the machine B. Root access on machine A is not required. However, you have make the user ID and group ID on B the same as yours on A. You need to configure and run NFS daemon on B, and some network file system mount daemon (such as autofs or amd) on A. SUN servers usuall run such a daemon.

Issues: Not secure. You won't input password to access the disk on B from A.

Note:

1. In case there is no network file system daemon on A, you can contact your system adm. It should be very easy to do so on a SUN server. Once it is set up, you do not have bother the adm every time.

2. "Export" a directory where there is no sensitive data for NFS. When you do not need to use your disk space, you can stop NFS server on B, and this, to a certain degree, guards against unintended access of your data.

3. Better use NFS on LAN for performance and security sake.