Migrating from Mandrake to Redhat 9 network

Hi I migrated from MDK 9.1 to Redhat enterprise which is Redhat 9.
In MDK 9.1 it was mega simple to set up simple network using nfs, but in redhat you have to first export the file system, that side is no problem, but then the client machine have to import the file system, and there I get stuck.

Is there anybody who can SPELL it out for me in thick paper, step by step how to import the file system or set up the client machine also runing redhat.

As long as your exports are fine it should be simple, /etc/expots should have something like this:
/home/yourname 192.168.1.104(rw)
Save, restart nfs if you dont have anything to share.
Then on the client side, you have to mount the share.
As root:
mount -t nfs 192.168.1.104:/home/yourname /mnt/server

TO have it mount at boot time and that everyone can use it, add this in your fstab:
192.168.1.104:/home/your name /mnt/server nfs users,rw,hard,intr 1 1

then run mount -a if you dont want to restart. If you get an error about rpc stuff, then usually its about the server not having its firewall setup correctly, you are going to have to do that yourself. If you get something like connection refused by host, or permission denied, then its usually the problem with the permissions on the server, try giving that folder you are trying to share, read/write permissions

Hi and many thanks for your very detailed instructions. Works..

Thanks..