Sharing A Mac Os X Mountain Lion/Lion Folder Using Nfs Protocol - Matrox Monarch HD User Manual

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Sharing a Mac OS X Mountain Lion/Lion folder
using NFS protocol
To record to a shared folder that is on a Mac OS X Mountain Lion or Lion system
on the network (see
using the Network File System (NFS) file-sharing protocol as explained below.
¦ Note To share a folder using the NFS protocol, the full path to the folder that
you want to share is required. You can obtain the full path to the folder by
right-clicking the folder, and then clicking Get Info .
1 On the computer that contains the folder that you want to share, make sure
that you're logged in as an administrator and that your user account has a
password. User accounts that do not have a password cannot be used to share
a file using the NFS protocol.
In the Finder menu, choose File > New Finder Window .
2
In the Applications folder, click the Utilities folder, and then click
3
Terminal
In the Terminal window, type the following command, where "Path" is the
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full path to the folder that you want to share:
echo /Path -mapall=$(logname)| sudo tee /etc/exports
For example, to share a folder named Files that is located on the Desktop
under Matrox in the Users root directory folder, type the following
command:
echo /Users/Matrox/Desktop/Files -mapall=$(logname)| sudo tee
/etc/exports
Approximate maximum recording duration
Average Video Data Rate (kb/s)
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71.1 hrs 17.8 hrs
142.2 hrs 35.6 hrs
284.4 hrs 71.1 hrs
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Specifying record settings
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