Configuring Network File System (NFS) on Linux | Into the Terminal 97
We're diving deep into the world of file sharing on Red Hat Enterprise Linux with NFS! Join us as we explore the ins and outs of setting up and optimizing NFS (Network File System) for seamless file sharing across your RHEL environment.
From configuration tips to troubleshooting common issues, this episode is your comprehensive guide to mastering NFS on RHEL.
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Commands used:
mkidr, ls, systemctl, dnf, df, exportfs
Chapters
00:00 Stream start
00:15 Introduction
00:25 Installing NFS
08:21 Welcome
09:44 Why NFS?
12:30 How big is our share?
16:34 Persistent mounts
19:26 User permissions
30:30 NFS options
43:00 Wrap up
