Connect two Ubuntu instances based on NFS Communication

After talking about Ubuntu, I found that many articles, such as the windowssamba connection method or the virtual machine environment, cannot implement many network possibilities. I will summarize how to use NFS to connect two Ubuntu servers. Samba is not allowed. You only need to use mount to load to a folder. Ubuntu does not have the nfs service by default. Therefore, you must install Ubuntu without the nfs service by yourself. 1. Install nfs service version

After talking about Ubuntu, I found that many articles, such as the windows samba connection method or the virtual machine environment, cannot implement many network possibilities.

I will summarize how to use NFS to connect two Ubuntu servers. Samba is not allowed. You only need to use mount to load to a folder.

Ubuntu does not have the nfs service by default. Therefore, you must install Ubuntu without the nfs service by yourself.

1. Install the nfs service version

Apt-get install nfs-kernel-server

2. Modify the nsf configuration file

Vi/etc/exports

Add the nfs Directory format to the file as follows:

/Share * (sync, rw, no_root_squash)

Save disk and exit

3. Create an nsf directory under the root directory

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Mkdir/share

Mkdir/share

Modify the permission of this directory

Chmod 777-R/armnfs

4. Start nfs again

/Etc/init. d/nfs-kernel-server restart

5. Test nsf

Sudo mount-t nfs localhost:/share/mnt

(Not tested by myself) used for Embedded mounting

Mount-o nolock 192.168.1.99:/share/new8120/mnt/net

Nfs-common must be installed on the client. The dependent package will be installed by the way. If you do not have a network, do the following.

Sudo apt-get install nfs-common

Note:

1. All characters in the file must be halfwidth characters.

2. The server needs to install the service package. Clients are not allowed.

3. This is a connection between two Ubuntu instances. There may be methods for accessing NFS in windows, but that is the sequent .. Remember.