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Network File System (NFS)

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Network File System (NFS)

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- [Instructor] Network file systems are different than iSCSI. Network file systems, NFS, uses NFS and that's explicitly part of what you see on the client. It's not going to show up as a block device. You'll have special syntax to say that this thing is coming from an NFS server. But like other file systems, it gets mounted into your tree someplace. That's the way Linux works with file systems. So you've got the client server side of course, so the server's going to make directories available and the config file in the server is at the exports. So there'll be a line in there for each directory they want to make available. And an entry will look like the path and then some sort of syntax to say which machines are allowed to mount that. Could be one machine with a host name or IP address. It could be some cider range of addresses and so forth. And then we've got in parentheses, restrictions or allowances of how that client can mount it. So rw means they can mount it read/write…

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