Removed double examples

Example 2 t/m 6 were identical to example 1. Removed.
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Maarten van Leunen 2025-12-28 14:21:07 +00:00
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=== Configuration by example
Example 1::
Example ::
Export the directory /srv/nfs/common with everyone, i.e. every network device and every user, can access with Read/Write and Synchronize access
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[source,]
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/etc/nfs/common *(rw,sync)
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Example 2::
Export the directory /srv/nfs/common with everyone, i.e. every network device and every user, can access with Read/Write and Synchronize access
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[source,]
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[…]$ sudo vi /etc/exports.d/common.exports
<i(nsert)>
/etc/nfs/common *(rw,sync)
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Example 3::
Export the directory /srv/nfs/common with everyone, i.e. every network device and every user, can access with Read/Write and Synchronize access
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[source,]
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[…]$ sudo vi /etc/exports.d/common.exports
<i(nsert)>
/etc/nfs/common *(rw,sync)
----
Example 4::
Export the directory /srv/nfs/common with everyone, i.e. every network device and every user, can access with Read/Write and Synchronize access
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[source,]
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[…]$ sudo vi /etc/exports.d/common.exports
<i(nsert)>
/etc/nfs/common *(rw,sync)
----
Example 6::
Export the directory /srv/nfs/projects with all users of a specific network device with Read/Write and Synchronize access
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[source,]
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[…]$ sudo vi /etc/exports.d/projects.exports
<i(nsert)>
/etc/nfs/common *(rw,sync)
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==== Connection options
Each default for every exported file system must be explicitly overridden. For example, if the rw option is not specified, then the exported file system is shared as read-only.