Installing nfs server on centos

Is this running over TCP? See below:. Thank you very much, I've been looking for solutions, I even go the iptables rabbit hole but found out it's not compatible with firewall so I really appreciate this post. This feature is only available to subscribers.

Get your subscription here. Log in or Sign up. Suggested articles. How to get owned, the easy way! I have not tried but it looks promising! Now I have tried it and it is breeze!!! I am using CentOS 7. Thanks a lot!!!! You need to change file permission to your client user and your client group. See below: mount -o ro cache.

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Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. The NFS is one of the file system protocols. It is having multiple feathers like distributed file system protocol, cross-platform, etc. In the NFS, we are exporting the local file system over the network. Hence, the client will able to share the directories or files over the network and able to interact with it. When we are installing or working with the NFS protocol, we need to make sure that we are using the compatible version as per the CentOS version, application, or job perspective.

As such, there is no specific syntax available for the NFS. As per the requirement or the troubleshooting front, we can use the basic NFS commands. We need to configure it manually as per the compatible version of the NFS protocol. Here, we are adding the NFS mount point information. Below is the list of options that are supported by all NFS versions. If the server will not able to support the necessary version then the mount request will fail.

It will help for compatibility with other operating systems.