Practical skills: achieve NFS shared connections between UNIX and Linux

& Nbsp; The Linux server is configured as an NFS server. it mainly modifies the file/etc/export1 and nfs sharing from linux to linux: # mount-tnfsip: /share/test2, nfs sharing from the AIX end to linux: # nfso-onfs_use_reserved_ports1 # mountIP:/sha  

The Linux server is configured as an NFS server. The main modified file is/etc/export.

1. nfs sharing in linux:

# Mount-t nfs ip:/share/test

2. nfs sharing from the AIX end to linux:

# Nfso-o nfs_use_reserved_ports = 1

# Mount IP:/share/test

Because AIX and linux use different port numbers to connect to NFS, you must perform the first step before mounting. Otherwise, the system prompts that the mounting fails due to insufficient permissions.

3. nfs sharing from a HP-UX to linux:

# Mount-t nfs IP:/share/test

4. share a linux connection from the solaris end:

# Mount-f nfs-o vers = 2 IP:/share/test

# Mount-f nfs-o vers = 3 IP:/share/test

Vers = [2 | 3] specifies the NFS version. The default value is the NFS protocol version used between the client and the server, which is the maximum value available on both systems. If the NFS server does not support NFS V3, NFS V2 is used for NFS installation. Use the vers = [2 | 3] option to select the NFS version.