#        Sample EXPORTS file for BW-Connect NFS Server
#
#  ***   Use only an ASCII editor such as Windows notepad or DOS
#        EDIT to edit this file.
#
#  ***   A '#' sign in column 1 indicates this line as a comment line.
#        Comments CANNOT be included on an exported line.  Blank lines
#        are ignored, but recommended to have '#' to avoid confusion.
#
#  ***   A directory must exist to be exported.
#
#  ***   Here are some examples of coding an exports list:
#
#    /c        -ro
#                  provides read-only access to everyone.
#
#    c:        -ro=client[:client]
#                  provides read-only access to listed clients only.
#
#    /c/bwtcp  -rw=client[:client]
#                  provides read-write access to listed clients and
#                  read-only to all others.
#
#    c:\temp   -access=client[:client]
#                  provides read-write access to listed clients only.
#
#    lpt2:     client1 client2
#                  this format equal to -access option line.
#
#
#  ***   For a BW NFS client to link a directory exported as   /c/bwtcp
#        the following command should be issued by client:
#              net link e: \\server_host\/c/bwtcp /l:s
#        where /l:s provides record locking & sharing for files on that
#        directory
#
#  ***   Printer exports:
#        You must export a writeable spool directory for users of
#        the printers.  See following examples:
#            c:\spool    fred carl
#            lpt2:       fred carl
#
#        A sample link command for BW NFS clients for printers is:
#               net link lpt1: \\server_host\lpt2:
#        Observe and include the colons (:). They are required.
#        This command will link the client's lpt1 print port to the
#        servers lpt2 port for printing.
#
#  ***   The last 3 lines in this exports file should allow a default
#        BW-Server product to be started. The C:\BWTCP directory is
#        exported read-only to everyone.  The printer and spool is
#        exported the as thought you coded -access=carl:fred.
#
/c/bwtcp    -ro
/c/spool    fred carl
lpt2:       fred carl
