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Next enter the command to mount to the remote folder (in this example we use centos rhel5 as the remote hostname and /tmp as the remote path - modify these to match your environment):
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su -
mount centosrhel5:/tmp /home/demo/demo-folder
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The remote /tmp folder will then be mounted on the local system. Once mounted, the /home/demo/demo-folder will contain the remote folder and all its contents.
== Mounting an NFS Filesystem on RHEL System Startup ==
