NFS File Sharing service build (Ubuntu-centos)

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nfs-File Sharing Server Setup

Use intranet IP

Nfs-server: Intranet IP 10.47.72.177 (Ubuntu 14)

Nfs-client: Intranet IP 10.132.10.63 (Centos 6.5)

Nfs-server: (The premise has been updated to the latest source)

Installation: sudo apt-get install Portmap

sudo apt-get install Nfs-kernel-server

Configuration:

sudo vim/etc/exports

Add one line:/var/www/html/wybz/www/uploadfiles2 10.132.10.63 (Rw,sync,no_root_squash)

/var/www/html/wybz/www/uploadfiles2 shared to client 10.132.10.63, with read and write privileges, on the server side

To start the service side:

Sudo/etc/init.d/portmap start

Sudo/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server start

Nfs-client: (The premise has been updated to the latest source)

The client tests are first hung on:

SHOWMOUNT-E 10.47.72.177

If the NFS server information is displayed, the mount can be successfully mounted.

Client Mount Configuration

sudo mount-t NFS 10.47.72.177:/var/www/html/wybz/www/uploadfiles2/home/yinchaojava/mnt/uploads-o proto=tcp Do not use UDP FTP, stabilize some

To this client hangs on successfully.

Test:

Create a file or folder in the client/home/yinchaojava/mnt/uploads, and discover that the server is also generated and deleted on both sides, indicating success.

Client lifted: Umount/home/yinchaojava/mnt/uploads

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NFS File Sharing service build (Ubuntu-centos)