NFS and rules of /etc/exports

Hello,

I have something like this in my /etc/exports:

/data host1(rw) host2(ro)

It allows host1 to mount /data with rw access,
and allows host2 to mount /data with ro access.

How about the other hosts?
Are they permitted to access /data or disabled?

Thanks in advance for your answer.
Robot.

"Robot" <(E-Mail Removed)> writes:

>Hello,

>I have something like this in my /etc/exports:

>/data host1(rw) host2(ro)

>It allows host1 to mount /data with rw access,
>and allows host2 to mount /data with ro access.

>How about the other hosts?
>Are they permitted to access /data or disabled?

If it is not allowed it is disallowed. Otherwise you would have to have a
lsit of all of the computers in the world to disallow them all.

Note this had nothing to do with access but for permission to mount via
nfs.