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Why do NFS clients access files with read-only permissions when exported from an NFS share with "all_squash" and "no_root_squash" options?

Solution Unverified - Updated 2015-02-23T05:27:36+00:00 -

Issue

Why do NFS clients access files with read-only permissions when exported from an NFS share with "all_squash" and "no_root_squash" options?
When exporting an NFS share with "all_squash" and "no_root_squash" from an NFS server and files are created with root in the shared directory, if a client mounts the NFS share and accesses a file with the root user, the file can only be accessed with read-only permissions.

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5

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