MMM- just a quick note here. NFS is much more convenient than FTP, but it is
not more secure. You should take just as much care with NFS as with FTP.
-Paul
----- Original Message -----
From: "william JANULIN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 1:07 PM
Subject: VM NFS additional question
To list:
Relative to my original question on setting up NFS, I
received the following question:
We want to know what's involved to have a NFS mount
from one of our VM ID's to a Windows Server.
Basically what it does is it allows VM to see a
Windows folder as if it's a VM mini disk. Or vice
versa, from windows, a vm minidisk appears as if it is
a folder on the windows machine. It's a more secure
protocol then FTP.
I believe I have completed the NFS setup on the
mainframe side. I am looking for instructions on how
to set up a client on a WINDOWS 2000 workstation to
access the data. The instructions I found on the IBM
website pertain to Windows/NT. I may be restricted
here on doing the setup, just want to be sure that the
Windows/NT instructions pertain to Windows 2000 also.
Is there a way for a VM userid to see a windows
folder??
Thks,
Bill J.
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