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Thanks for your information. I recently heard from our network staff on both networks and they have to open some ports (or something like that) to allow that type of access. Thanks again

I need to mount remote file systems to a local server with mount-points already created. I have shared the file systems on the remote server no problem. I can telnet to both servers no problem. Ping is turned off on the remote file system. Now on the local server when I try to mount these...

Thank you for your help. I started thinking about what you said and of course it made sense :o) Anyways, this is what I did and everything is perfect now: On the Remote Server A: 1 - mount partition on a directory on Server A. 2 - share the new directory on Server A to allow root access for my...

Hi... I am trying to mount a remote file system. This is what I have done so far: - On the remote Server, I shared a file system share -F nfs -o rw /dev/dsk/c0t1d0s1 - On the local Server, I mounted the file system to a local directory mount <REMOTE IP ADDRESS>:/dev/dsk/c0t1d0s1 /Karen Now...

I am trying to access a Linux 8.1 host using Exceed 6.2 on a Windows 2000 workstation. However, I cannot see the host in the XDMCP Display Manager Chooser. I connect to 2 other hosts with no problem, although these other hosts have different versions of operating systems. So far I have...

I was wondering if you received a reply to your problem. I am using - Exceed Version 6.2, - Linux 8 - my workstation is Windows 2000. Please fill me in any tips that you might have. Thank You