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What if you just do:

	bind /mnt/term/net /net

and try it that way?
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Hi,

I want to want to export /net from my terminal to
a remote cpu server.

I assumed I could just do:
	term% cpu -h remotemachine
	cpu% bind /mnt/term/net/ /net.alt
	cpu% telnet /net.alt/tcp!111.222.333.444!telnet
	telnet: connection timed out

(I used IP addresses to avoid ndb/cs and any problems
it might introduce).

I don't understand why the telnet fails.

I think (guess) there is a better way to do
this using exportfs/srvfs/cpu but I cannot quite see how...

-Steve

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