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Background:

I have a TP-Link MR3020 router. I live in Bangalore and am using gBroadband.
I frequently travel from home and feel I am not making 100% use of my broadband bandwidth.
I also don't like keeping my USB HDD attached to my computer because if I move physically even the USB HDD gets disconnected.

So best option was to have NAS (Network Attached Device), set up NFS (Network File Server) on my router and access my files wirelessly from my computer running OSX Yosemite. Hence the title of this article! After many failed attempts, looking through incomplete documentation, I finaly have the perfect setup. Hope this helps you in some way :)

	################################################################################
	# Prevent OSX calling home #
	# #
	# Mix of different /etc/hosts files found over internet, and calls filtered #
	# using LittleSnitch for months. #
	# #
	# OSX sends a huge amount of requests to Cuppertino, even when you don't use #
	# Spotlight suggestions, iCloud, updates and other services. Even if they are #
	# disabled. #
	# #

	(function() {
	// Do not use this library. This is just a fun example to prove a
	// point.

	var Bloop = window.Bloop = {};

	var mountId = 0;
	function newMountId() {
	return mountId++;
	}

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Background:

Jargon/terminology