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    Set up a client to use nfs is relatively simple when you have the nfs server in place. On the client side, you need only the rpcbind service running to mount nfs resources on the server. If you don't want to always mount nfs shares after system boot, you can add an entry to the /etc / fstab file to have them mounted automatically at system boot.

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    Set up a client to use nfs is relatively simple when you have the nfs server in place. On the client side, you need only the rpcbind service running to mount nfs resources on the server. If you don't want to always mount nfs shares after system boot, you can add an entry to the /etc / fstab file to have them mounted automatically at system boot.

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    Installingandconfigringnfsserverstepbysteppart4

    Installingandconfigringnfsserverstepbysteppart4
    ConnectingClientsViaNFS
    SettingupaclienttouseNFSisrelativelysimplewhenyouhavetheNFSserverinplace.Letssetupthe
    Client01systemtouseashareontheRHEL01NFSserver.
    Step1.Tostart,youneedtoinstalltherequiredpackages:
    #yuminstallynfsutilsnfs4acltools
    ThesetwopackagesincludethenecessaryfilesforyoutoconnecttotheNFSserverandusetheexported
    resources.Ontheclientside,youneedonlytherpcbindservicerunningtomountNFSresourcesontheserver.
    Step2.Ensurethattherequiredserviceissettostartonboot:
    #chkconfigrpcbindon
    YoucannowcreatesomedirectoriestoholdtheNFSsharesonthelocalsystem.
    Step3.Createtwolocaldirectories:
    #mkdir/mnt/{company_data,temp}
    Step4.Mountthecompany_dataNFSshare:
    #mounttnfs172.168.1.1:/opt/company_data/mnt/company_data
    Assumingyourpermissionsandsecurityrestrictionsarecorrectlyinplace,youshouldnowbeabletomoveinto
    the/mnt/company_datadirectoryandactuallyaccesstheNFSshareontheserver.Ifyoudontwanttoalways
    mountNFSsharesafteryoursystemhasbooted,youcan,ofcourse,addanentrytothe/etc/fstabfiletohave
    themmountedautomaticallyatsystemboot.
    Step1.Inthe/etc/fstab,addthefollowingline:
    #nano/etc/fstab
    rhel01:/opt/company_data/opt/company_datanfs
    rw,sync00
    Itmountstheremote/opt/company_datatothelocal/mnt/company_datadirectory.
    Step2.Saveyourfileandexit.
    Step3.Usingthemountcommand,youcanverifythattheresourcewas
    mountedproperly:
    #mount|grepnfs
    sunrpcon/var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefstyperpc_pipefs(rw)
    nfsdon/proc/fs/nfsdtypenfsd(rw)
    172.168.1.1:/homeon/mnt/temptypenfs
    (rw,vers=4,addr=172.168.1.1,clientaddr=172.168.1.10)
    172.168.1.1:/opt/company_dataon/mnt/company_datatypenfs
    (rw,vers=4,addr=172.168.1.1,clientaddr=172.168.1.10)
    Theremoteresourceshouldnowbeavailablejustasifitwerealocalresource.
    PostedbyAbdulRaziqat2:27PM
    Labels:NFS

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