The command exportfs is used to configure which file systems a NFS server makes available to clients. The exportfs command maintains a table of exported file systems in the /etc/exports file, which specifies the directories to be shared and the options for each host or network. The exportfs command can also be used to add, remove, or refresh the exported file systems without restarting the NFS service123 References:
8.6. Configuring the NFS Server - Red Hat Customer Portal
How to configure NFS on Linux - Learn Linux Configuration
How to configure Network File System on Linux | Enable Sysadmin
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