Set up NFS in RHEL6

Environment: RHEL6.2 Enterprise Edition VMware8.0 server configuration steps: (1) if nfs is not installed on your computer, you need to install it using an rpm package, which is generally three packages. (2) (because my linux does not have graphical configuration, I can only edit the configuration in text mode) First, edit the Script: the place where the line is to be edited, I want to share/home/share. The accessible IP address is 192.168.241, Which is readable.

Environment:

RHEL6.2 Enterprise Edition

VMware8.0

Server configuration steps:

(1) If nfs is not installed on your computer, you need to install it using an rpm package, which is generally three packages.

(2) (because my linux does not have graphical configuration, I can only edit the configuration in text mode) First, edit the script:

The address to edit is the place where the line is drawn. This sentence means that I want to share/home/share. The accessible IP address is 192.168.241, which has a readable and writable attribute, writes data to files in real time.

(3) set shared folder attributes:

(4) restart the nfs service:

Client configuration steps:

(1) mount the shared folder to the/mnt directory to determine whether nfs is configured successfully:

Note: The warning is displayed here because I have mounted it before. If you mount it for the first time, there is no prompt.

I previously created three folders a, B, and c in the/home/share directory, and created three files 1, 2, 3 in the/mnt directory, if nfs is configured successfully, you should be able to see these three files in the/home/share and/mnt directories:

At this point, nfs configuration is successful!

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