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mount_netc(1)		     BSD Reference Manual		 mount_netc(1)

NAME
     mount_netc - mount a NetWare file system

SYNOPSIS
     mount_netc [-r] SERVER-NAME:VOLUME:DIRECTORY directory

DESCRIPTION
     mount_netc mounts the specified NetWare volume as a local BSD/OS file
     system.  The server may be any NetWare server (e.g., a system running
     Novell NetWare, or another BSD/OS system exporting NetWare filesystems).

OPTIONS
     SERVER-NAME      Specifies the name of the NetWare server followed by a
		      colon (:).
     VOLUME	      Specifies the NetWare VOLUME to be mounted followed by a
		      colon (:).
     DIRECTORY	      Specifies the NetWare server volume directory path to be
		      mounted.	Use the normal BSD/OS directory delimiter, the
		      forward slash (/).  The user must have permission to ac-
		      cess this directory and the volume must be properly ex-
		      ported by the server (e.g., if the remote server is an-
		      other BSD/OS system, the volume must be listed in the
		      /etc/ipx/netcexports file.
     directory	      Specifies the local BSD/OS directory upon which the Net-
		      Ware file system is to be mounted.  -r Specifies the
		      named directory as read only.  It is equivalent to a -o
		      ro argument (as would be passed from the mount command.

EXAMPLES
	   mount_netc NETWARE:SYS:/ /netware
	   mount -t netc -o ro NETWARE:SYS:/ /netware

NOTE
     /etc/ipx/netcexports is a tab separated file.  All white space must be
     tabs or the volumes will not be exported to IPX/SPX clients.

FILES
     /etc/ipx/bindery/netcobj.dat
     /etc/ipx/bindery/netcprop.dat

SEE ALSO
     mount(8),	umount(8),  netcexports(5).

				 July 24, 1997				     1

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