How to mount a "shared" directory in Debian?

Question

linux

Hello. Can you please tell me how to mount a "shared" directory in Debian?
There are 2 PCs, both with Debian. On one of them, you need to mount the directory that is on the second.
UPD: What needs to be done (configured) on the second PC so that a certain directory can be mounted on the first one?

Answer 1

NFS - Network File System
man mount.nfs

Answer 2

And how, sorry, is she shared? there are a zillion ways, it's not Windows

Answer 3

NFS

Answer 4

As mentioned above, there are many ways.
Install samba, make authorization (for example, login + password and ip restrictions) on one server (there are a billion manuals on the network), create a folder on the second and register mount (in this folder of the network folder) in /etc/fstab for example.