Nfs (NetworkFileSystem) configuration in Ubuntu11.10

There was a small problem when I configured NFS. I never saw portmap. Later I realized that there was no porpmap under Ubuntu11.10, and only rpcbind was used, which wasted a lot of time. The following is a summary based on the original article: # install the required software package sudoapt-getinstallrpcbindsudoapt-get &

There was a small problem when I configured NFS. I never saw portmap. Later I realized that there was no porpmap under Ubuntu 11.10, and only rpcbind was used, which wasted a lot of time. The following is a summary based on the original article and the actual experience:

# Install the required software package

1. Sudo apt-get install rpcbind
2. Sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server

Some say that you want to install rpcbind, but it seems that you have installed the software when installing nfs-kernel-server.

# Start rpcbind

1. Sudo rpcbind

Server operations

# Creating folders

1. $ Mkdir MpiWork

# Edit and modify the configuration file

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1. $ Sudo vim/etc/exports

# Add the following content. Note that there is no space after the comma

1. /Home/luo/MpiWork * (rw, sync)

# Restart the service.

Sudo service nfs-kernel-server restart

Client operations

# If no error is reported after restart, perform the following test to replace ipaddr with the IP address of the server.

1. Sudo mount ipaddr:/home/luo/MpiWork

To enable automatic mounting, open/etc/fstab and add the following statement to the last line:

1. 192.168.1.105:/home/luo/MpiWork nfs ults 0 0

192.168.1.105 is the IP address of my own server.

So far, the job is finished.