Expdp over network fails.

I have a test1 and test2 db's on two different servers. I want to run expdp from test2 db and get the export of a table from test1. I have created a db link and used network_link in expdp command. Granted read,write on directory to user with which i am connecting to db.
Using expdp over a network_link fails with this error. For the same user I have tried it locally on test2 db and it works fine.
Is there any other step to be done ?
ORA-39002: invalid operation
ORA-39070: Unable to open the log file.
ORA-39087: directory name DUMPS is invalid

expdp un/pwd*@test1db* job_name=EXP_test1 directory=dumps network_link=test1.dummy.COM dumpfile=dp.dmp log
file=dp.LOG tables=a.tableThis is the problem. When running export using NETWORK_LINK to test1, you need to connect to test2 not test1.
The idea is your connect to test2 first , test2 then connect to test1 using database link and bring the data over network and dump to local directory.
In your command it's actually running export against test1, then in that case, test1 need to have directory called dumps defined.

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