NFSManager
Imported Directories window
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Use this window to list directories you want to import and choose options for mounting them. 

You choose Import To from the NFSManager menu and then choose a domain in the Select NetInfo Domain panel to open this window. 

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¬	List the directories you want to import in the top half of the window.

Click Add to select directories that 
are available for importing from a file server.

Select a directory from the list and click Remove 
if you don't want to import it.

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¬	Specify the way you want to importÐor mountÐdirectories in the bottom half of the window.

The mount point is the local directory 
the user clicks to open the remote directory.
Type the pathname for the local directory here.

Or click here to select a directory from the browser.

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Choose Read/Write or Read Only 
access for the directory you're mounting. 

Some programs change the user id when they start.
Choose ªRun it under ownerº if you want them to start up as usual. 
Choose ªIgnore setuid bitº if you don't want to change 
the user ID when the program starts.

You can mount directories in the foreground or background.
If you mount in the foreground and a server isn't available, 
other processes may not proceed.

If a server doesn't respond, the client can retry until it does 
or until the user interrupts by pressing Control-c. 
Or it can send an error message to the user.

Expert options give you more control 
over mounting and buffering parameters.