Thanks for pointing out the issues. I’ve updated the following.

1. The port on the nbd-client should be 1043
2. the mount point should be /mnt/dhini

(2) conventionally, /mnt/whatever are used as the mount points (the right side of a mount command), not as loop devices (left side). That’s only a convention but common enough that newbies who see your post *may* get a little confused by your use of /mnt/dhini etc on the *left* side

> # nbd-server 1043 /mnt/dhini
Server uses port 1043
> # nbd-client 192.168.1.11 1077 -swap /mnt/remote
but client 1077?

And I would say the mounted swap partition is /mnt/remote and not /mnt/dhini
> /mnt/dhini partition 15992 0 -4

Plus you forget to mention that using swap over a network is a theoretical possibility but hardly recommendable for practical situations.