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Download File - Ram Chavan
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echo -n " nfsd" /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd fi If the rpc.nfsd and rpc.mountd daemons are not in /usr/sbin, enter the proper pathnames. These lines don't make use of a prior defined path. The paths to the deamons should be explicitly specified. The next step in configuring your system for NFS server duty is to set up a file listing all the clients who can attach to your system and mount directories. This is done through the /etc/exports file. The /etc/ exports file is read every time the mountd daemon receives a request to mount a directory. The file contains a list of directories that you want to allow to be mounted, and the remote systems that can mount them followed by a permission indication. The best way to explain the /etc/exports file is to examine a sample. The following file shows several systems allowed to mount directories on the local machine: # /etc/exports for merlin
