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Help accessing NFS share on AIX from Windows XP or Server 2008

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http://www.linuxquestions.org – Hi all, I am trying to access an NFS share set up on an AIX 5.2 box from Windows. I can either use my Windows 2008 server to connect to it and then connect the workstation to the server 2008 box, or directly map the XP workstation to it, whatever is most efficient. I didn't set up the NFS sharing on the AIX server and don't know much about it, but I know my way around Unix fairly well and I built the 2008 server so I'm sure I can answer your questions to give you the necessary info in order to resolve this. The directory on the AIX server I'm trying to (HowTos)

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