CenOS 9 - Lab 24

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Lab 24.1 Lab 24.1 – Task 1 1. Set up an NFS server that shares the /home directory on the server 2 Step 1: Install the NFS server on the NFS server machine 1. Type sudo dnf install nfs-utils Step 2: Configure the NFS server 1. To specify the directory to be exported and the clients that can access it, edit the /etc/exports file. To the file, append the subsequent line: /home 10.0.2.15(rw) Note: the IP address of the NFS client machine. The rw option specifies that the client can read and write to the export directory a. You can gain your ip address by typing either the ifconfig or ip addr command Step 3: Start and enable the server 1. sudo systemctl start rpcbind 2. sudo systemctl start nfs-server 3. sudo systemctl enable rpcbind 4. sudo systemctl enable nfs-server

Step 4: Verify NFS server is running 1. You verify by viewing the status for rpcbind and nfs-server by typing the following: a. sudo systemctl status rpcbind b. sudo systemctl status nfs-server Step 5: Mount NFS share on the NFS client machine 1. Create a mount point on the NFS client machine. Do this by typing: a. sudo mkdir /mnt/nfs

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