By using the "-d" option with the /usr/etc/showmount command, you can get a list of the directories that are remotely mounted on other systems on the network. It does not list the system hostnames, just the directories.
Example output from the command line "showmount -d":
/
/users
/usr
/usr/catman
Article Change History:
25 Aug 1994 - Reviewed and updated.
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