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Your exports file might look like Example 21.29.
Example 21.29: /etc/exports
#
# /etc/exports
#
/home sun(rw) venus(rw)
/usr/X11 sun(ro) venus(ro)
/usr/lib/texmf sun(ro) venus(rw)
/ earth(ro,root_squash)
/home/ftp (ro)
# End of exports
/etc/exports is read by mountd and nfsd. If you change anything in
this file, restart mountd and nfsd for your changes to take effect. This can
easily be done with rcnfsserver restart.
21.11 DHCP
21.11.1 The DHCP Protocol
Note
S/390, zSeries: DHCP Support
On IBM S/390 and zSeries platforms, DHCP only works on
interfaces using the OSA and OSA Express network cards.
These cards are the only ones with a MAC, which is required
for DHCP’s autoconfiguration features.
Note
The purpose of the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) is to assign
network settings centrally from a server rather than configuring them lo-
cally on each and every workstation. A client configured to use DHCP does
not have control over its own static address. It is enabled to configure itself
completely and automatically according to directions from the server.
514 21.11. DHCP