NFS client

Demonstrate an NFS mount from another machine (such as cu301z) in which your machine is acting as a client. I have several directories exported with various ownerships and read-write permissions. Here is a partial listing obtained by running /usr/sbin/exportfs on that machine.

/pub          	134.48.13.0/24
/pub-ro       	134.48.13.0/24
/pub-any-ro   	134.48.13.0/24
/pub-all2     	134.48.13.0/24

Explain what you see as far as file permissions and user ids. In particular mount each of these and explore it with ls -l to learn how its own ownerships map into your machine.

Answer questions such as "if it is exported read-only can you mount it for read and write", and "if it is mounted read-write and a subdirectory is read-only what do you see"?