How to Install and Configure an NFS Linux Server and Client
In this video, @LearnLinuxTV teaches how to set up your own NFS (Network File System) server and client and also how to configure Auto FS which enables you to mount things like NFS on demand for more control.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:40 Create NFS Shares
3:10 Install NFS Server
4:10 Configure the NFS Server
4:56 Examine the /etc/exports file
6:03 Create a fresh /etc/exports file
8:38 Restart the NFS Server
9:25 Test the NFS Server
10:40 Configure the NFS Client
10:50 Install NFS Client App
11:30 Test Server Connectivity
12:56 Create Parent Directory
14:20 Mounting NFS Exports
16:00 Unmounting NFS Exports
16:30 How to auto-mount NFS Exports
18:50 Configure autofs
24:18 Config file demonstration
25:50 Restart and check our configuration
28:44 Verify mounts are actually unmounted
31:10 Conclusion
New to Linode? Get started here with a $100 credit!
Read the doc for more information on using an NFS server.
Learn more about mounting NFS shares.
Subscribe to get notified of new episodes as they come out.
#Developers #NFS #Linux
Network File System, NFS, Linux; TopDocs @LearnLinuxTV
You might also like…
-
Shell Scripts | Linux for Programmers #10
In this continuation of our Linux for programmers series, we're going to be covering shell scripts within Linux. -
The most powerful Linux Command
In this Linux for programmers tutorial, we'll cover the grep command and regular expressions, two of the most powerful tools in Linux. -
exa Replaces the ls Command in Linux | Color Coded File Lister
@KeepItTechie covers the exa command, a modern replacement for the ls command written in the Rust programming language. -
Three Modern Unix Commands that will Change the Way You Search For Files
In this video, we'll take a look at the ripgrep suite of utilities and how to use ripgrep to perform file and text searches on your system.