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<td style="width: 33%; text-align: center;"><a href="ConfiguringTerminals.htm"><img src="back.gif" alt="Configuring Terminals" align="top" border="0"></a> <a href="ConfiguringTerminals.htm">Configuring Terminals</a></td>
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<td style="width: 33%; text-align: center;"> <a align="middle" href="ConfiguringMisc.htm">Configuring Misc</a> <a href="ConfiguringMisc.htm"><img src="forward.gif" alt="Configuring Misc" align="top" border="0"></a></td>
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<h2><u>Configuring Networks</u></h2>
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This is where you might rarely need to configure how 4Pane interacts with NFS or Samba. <b>Note that NFS and/or Samba must be already installed,
configured and running on your computer: 4Pane doesn't do this itself.</b><br><br>
The first section of the dialog deals with NFS. The known current or previously available servers are listed; if for some reason you wish to
delete one of these, select it and click the Delete button. Underneath is a box for adding a new server. Below this is the filepath for the
helper application "showmount". This will normally already be correctly entered, but if your system puts it in a strange place, enter it here.<br><br>
The Samba section only has one item: the directory where Samba binaries such as smbclient are to be found. This will normally be /usr/bin; if it
isn't, enter the correct path here.<br><br>
How to mount a network partition is discussed in <a href="Mount.htm">The Mount menu</a>.
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