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===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
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**TCPware: | **TCPware: | ||
- | According to the site http:// | + | It appears that in version 5.6, the NFS Server was upgraded to allow NFS v3. |
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+ | Pre-5.6 versions: | ||
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+ | 6.0 and above: | ||
- | This probably means that the NFS client | + | Between those versions |
**Multinet: | **Multinet: |
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