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NFS Client
To change default permissions:
1.
Select Control Panel | Network or Control Panel | Network | PC-NFS on
a Windows for Workgroups network. The Century NFS Network
Configuration dialog displays.
2.
Select Drives.
3.
Select the appropriate box under File Permissions.
4.
Click OK.
Connecting to a Network Drive
A connection can be established between the PC and a network drive. Once
established, the network drive has a DOS drive letter. (For example, F: just like
the local PC drives.)
To connect to a network drive:
1.
Select File Manager | Disk | Connect Network Drive or File Manager |
Disk | Connect Network Drive | PC-NFS on a Windows for
Workgroups network.
2.
Enter the network path or select a path from the Network Path dropdown list; e.g., hood:/eng/tools. Be sure to use the forward slash "/"
not a backslash "\" in the network path.
OR
Click Browse to search for PCNFS capable hosts.
3.
Enter an NFS host name or IP address in Host Selected. Press Enter.
OR
Click an NFS Host name to bring up a list of mountable directories.
4.
Double click a mountable directory. Network Path is filled in.
5.
Select a DOS drive from the Local Device drop-down list.
All the remaining settings have been copied over fromCentury
the
NFS Network Configurations | Drives
settings. These settings may be modified to make them specific to this connection.Configuring
See "
Network
Drives " on page200 for explanations on these settings.
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