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            <title>[Ubuntu / Proxmox] Hosting NFSv3 Server on Ubuntu for Proxmox Server</title>
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            <description>&lt;p&gt;So, yesterday evening y0sh came to me with following problem: &amp;ldquo;I got an real nice proxmox server with loads of CPU and RAM - and nearly no storage left. And I got an small little Atom Server with loads of Storage - but not very useful as VM Host - and yes, they are within the same network&amp;rdquo;. Ok, so: Lets create an NFSv3 Server on the Atom system and mount it as disk storage within Proxmox 🙂&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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