Linux learning-server B mounts the folder of server A, and linux mounts

Linux learning-server B mounts the folder of server A, and linux mounts

Environment:CentOS 1, 7.0

1. In centos, server B mounts the folder of server.

Server A: 101,. 10.0.1
Server B: 101.10.12.1
Prerequisites: ensure that the server A and server B have/ifs/data/folders.
Objective: To mount the/ifs/data/folder of server A to your/ifs/data/folder on server B.

Step 1. Edit the/etc/exports file of server.

# vi/etc/exports

Add the following content to allow it to add trust to server B

/ifs/data 101.10.12.1 (rw,no_root_squash,no_all_squash,sync)

Enter the following command to make the configuration take effect

exportfs -r

Step2. mount the shared folder on server B

Mount the folder of server A on server B and enter the following command:
Mount the file by using the mount command. It takes effect only once and is invalid after restart. The command is as follows:

 mount -t nfs 101.10.0.1:/ifs/data /ifs/data

If you want to take effect after restart, You need to modify the/etc/fstab file of server B.

vi /etc/fstab

Add the following content

101.10.0.1:/ifs/data   /ifs/data  nfs   defaults    0 0

After saving and exiting wq, you can run the mount-a command to check whether the mount is successful.

Refer to the blog post: torque cluster configuration under CentOS (2) Configure NFS in the cluster for file sharing

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