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NFS servers may need a particular form of a client's name in
/etc/exports to allow the client access. This may not be obvious, for
example if the server is also a router. Log in from the client to the
server and say 'echo $REMOTEHOST' to see what the server thinks the
client is called, and put that in /etc/exports.
The System Manager ('chost') should be able to determine the correct
hostname for you.
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