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list:TITLE:Lists Local Resources Automatically-Currently Shared via NFS
modify:TITLE:Modifies Automatic-Current Sharing of a Resource via NFS
share:TITLE:Shares a Local Resource Automatically-Immediately via NFS
unshare:TITLE:Terminates Automatic-Current Sharing of a Resource via NFS

	Choose "read-only" if you want the resource to be
	readable but not modifiable by NFS clients.

	Choose "read/write" if you want the resource to be
	readable and modifiable.

modify:rootclients:
	Adjust the list of clients that you want to have root access
	to the directory.
	Each name must be one of the following:
		system
		system.domain
		netgroup ( if Yellow Pages is installed)
		"all"

	If you do not specify any clients for read-only or read-write
	access, then all clients that can connect to your system will
	have read-write access to the directory.  If you specify
	"all" in this step, then all clients will have root access.

modify:roclients:
	Adjust the list of clients that you want to have read-only
	access to the directory.
	Each name must be one of the following:
		system
		system.domain
		netgroup ( if Yellow Pages is installed)
		"all"

	If you do not specify any clients for read-only or read-write
	access, then all clients that can connect to your system will
	have read-write access to the directory.  If you specify that
	"all" clients that can connect to your system will may have
	read-write access, then you may still exclude particular
	clients by specifying them as read-write access in the
	previous step.

modify:rwclients:
	Adjust the list of clients that you want to have read-write
	access to the directory.
	Each name must be one of the following:
		system
		system.domain
		netgroup ( if Yellow Pages is installed)
		"all"

	If you do not specify any clients for read-only or read-write
	access, then all clients that can connect to your system will
	have read-write access to the directory.  If you specify that
	"all" clients that can connect to your system will may have
	read-write access, then you may still exclude particular
	clients by specifying them as read-only clients in the next
	step.

share:auth:
	Choose "secure" if you want NFS to user a more secure
	mechanism for verifying the identities of users of the
	resource.
	
list:auto:
	Choose "yes" to see the local resources that are shared
	automatically when the Network File System server operations
	begin.

modify:auto:
	Choose "yes" to modify how the resource is shared
	automatically when Network File System service begins.
	
share:auto:
	Choose "yes" to share a local resource automatically when
	Network File System service begins.
	
share2:rootclient:
	Enter the name of a client system that you want to have root
	access to the directory.  This name must be one of the
	following:
	
		a system
		a netgroup(if available via Yellow Pages)
		"all"     (allows all systems to have read-only access)

	If you do not specify any clients for root access, then no
	client will have root access to the directory.  If you
	specify "all" in this step, then all clients will have root
	access.

share2:roclient:
	Enter the name of a client system that you want to have
	read-only access to the directory.  This name must be one of
	the following:

		a system
		a netgroup(if available via Yellow Pages)
		"all"     (allows all systems to have read-only access)

	If you do not specify any clients for read-write or read-only
	access, then all clients that can connect to your system will
	have read/write access to the directory.  If you specify
	"all" in this step, then all clients will have read-only
	access, except those explicitly given read/write access in
	the previous step.

share2:rwclient:
	Enter the name of a client system that you want to have
	read-write access to the directory.  This name must be one of
	the following:

		a system
		a netgroup(if available via Yellow Pages)
		"all"     (allows all systems to have read/write access)

	If you do not specify any clients for read/write or read-only
	access, then all clients that can connect to your system will
	have read/write access to the directory.  If you specify that
	"all" clients may have read/write access, then you may still
	exclude particular clients by specifying them as read-only
	clients in the next step.

list:curr:
	Choose "yes" to see the local resources that are currently
	shared.

modify:curr:
	Choose "yes" to modify immediately how the local resource is
	currently shared.
	
modify:directory:
	Enter the pathname of a directory on the local system that is
	currently or automatically shared via NFS.
	
share:directory:
	Enter the full pathname of the local directory that you want
	to share.
	
modify:id:
	Enter the user ID number that you want to be assigned to
	unknown users who attempt to use the resource.  If you do not
	specify a number, then the default value (-2) will be chosem.
	

share:id:
	Enter the numeric user id (uid) that you want unknown users
	to run under on your system.

share:imm:
	Choose "yes" to share a local resource immediately.

modify:auth:
	Choose "secure" if you want NFS to use a more secure
	mechanism for verifying the identities of users of the
	resource.
	
unshare:directory:
	Enter the pathname of a directory on the local sysem that is
	currently shared or in the automatic sharing list.

unshare:imm:
	Choose "yes" to unshare the resource immediately.

unshare:auto:
	Choose "yes" to terminate the automatic sharing of the
	resource when Network File System service begins.

unshar2:ok:
	Choose whether the resource displayed shall no longer be
	shared automatically by the Network File System.

unshar3:ok:
	choose "yes" to make the resource displayed no longer
	available to remote systems by the Network File System.

modify:id:
	Enter the user ID number that you want to be assigned to
	unknown users who attempt to use the resource.  If you do not
	specify a number, then the default value (-2) will be chosen.
	

modify:auth:
	Choose "secure" if you want NFS to use a more secure
	mechanism for verifying the identities of users of the
	resource.


modify3:ok:
	Answer "yes" if you want to make the changes you have just
	specified for how remote systems can begin accessing this
	directory via the Network File System.  Automatic sharing of
	the directory with remote systems will not be affected.
