Since I got my desktop loaded with Slackware 7.1 yesterday (A big thanks to all who helped, a couple of whom I didn't get names on were highly invaluable), I'm now getting the network portions going. What I'm doing is setting up one of my servers to be the print server. Following through the directions on network printer setup, there's mention that I need to have an NFS share for the print spooling to go to. The directions I'm following are very Red Hat biased. In a nutshell, here's what the directions say: 1. Ensure the package is installed. 2. Insert export statements into /etc/exports file 3. Restart nfs daemon. I believe the package is installed. I modified the /etc/exports file on the print server with the following statement: /shares/print *.domain.com When I try to mount the NFS directory on a remote machine, I get the following error: mount: <server>:/shares/print failed, reason given by server: Permission denied Permissions on the /shares and the /print subdirectory are both 777. Is it because I don't have NFS installed or something else? I've gone through pkgtool on the server to try and find which package has NFS in it, but nothing jumps out at me. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, Shawn