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From: gchunt%chinle@CS.UTAH.EDU (Galen Hunt)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: Client NFS on the PC.
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Date: 30 Apr 91 17:08:14 GMT
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I'm sure that this question has been asked a million times around here so if
someone could just respond via email...

I've got one NeXTstation with NFS 4.0 software and three 386 class PCs.  I
would like to have the NeXTstation act as a server for the three PCs.  What
is the absolute cheapest route software wise.  I understand that PC-NFS cost
around $450 for each machine which for a small operation like ours is extremely
steep.  I've seen that there is a public domain NFS server for the PCs, what
about a public domain NFS client for the PCs?

Thanks for the help!

galen