Detailed steps for configuring nfs service in centos (enable nfs service in centos)

This article describes how to configure the nfs service in centos (enable the nfs service in centos). For more information, see CentOS.

Server Configuration
 
1. install nfs-utils and rpcbind

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Yum install nfs-utils rpcbind

 
2. set the startup service

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Chkconfig nfs on
Chkconfig rpcbind on

 
3. start Related services

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Service rpcbind start
Service nfs start

 
4. create a shared directory

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Mkdir-p/export/primary
Mkdir-p/export/secondary

 
5. edit the/etc/exports file and add the following content:

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Vi/etc/exports
/Export * (rw, async, no_root_squash, no_subtree_check)

 
6. refresh the configuration to take effect immediately

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Exportfs-

 
Client Configuration
 
1. install nfs-utils and rpcbind

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Yum install nfs-utils rpcbind

 
2. set the startup service

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Chkconfig nfs on
Chkconfig rpcbind on

 
3. start the service

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Servicerpcbind start
Servicenfs start

 
4. create a mount point

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Mkdir-p/mnt/primary
Mkdir-p/mnt/secondary

 
5. Mount Directory

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Mount-t nfs server_ip:/export/primary/mnt/primary
Mount-t nfs server_ip:/export/secondary/mnt/secondary

 
6. view the mounted Directory

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Df-h

 
7. unmount the mounted Directory

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Umount/mnt/primary
Umount/mnt/secondary

 
8. edit/etc/fstab and mount it automatically upon startup.

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Vi/etc/fstab
Server_ip:/export/primary/mnt/primary nfs rw, tcp, intr 0 1
Server_ip:/export/secondary/mnt/secondary nfs rw, tcp, intr 0 1