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8.6.11.2.Test 2: On the computer running Client for NFS, create a test file and verify its permissions.

The test is successful if you can create a new document, and its ownership and permission match the default file permissions that you had specified.

To create a test file and verify its permissions:

1.Log on to the computer running Client for NFS with one of the Windows user accounts that you created for this test, and open the NFS shared resource that you used in Test 1.

2.Right-click in the file list, point to New, and then click Text Document.

3.Type a name for the file. Do not use spaces.

4.Right-click the file, click Properties, and then click NFS Attributes.

5.Verify that the NFS attributes match the default attributes that you specified earlier, as described in "Specifying default permissions for new files and folders." Also verify that the Owner UID and Group UID are correct.

8.6.11.3.Test 3: On a UNIX client computer, mount the Windows NFS shared resource.

The test is successful if you can mount the NFS shared resource.

To mount the Windows NFS share:

•In a command shell on a UNIX client running NFS client software, type:

•mount hostname or IP:/sharename mountpoint

Variable	Description
Hostname or IP	The name of the computer running Server for
	NFS, on which you previously created an NFS
	shared resourced, as described in "Creating an
	NFS shared folder."
Sharename	The name of the NFS shared resource.
mountpoint	The point in the file system where the command
	will mount the NFS shared resource, for
	example, /home/username/testshare.

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