SCREENSHOTS from NFS$-$Client $($Toronto VM$)$

List the packages for NFS$-$Client

Show the status of rpcbind service

df $-$Th $/$sharednfs $/$hqdocs $/$partner$/$ast$4$digit$-$humber$-$id$-$of$-$partner

Is $-$I $/$sharednfs $/$hqdocs $/$partnerlast$4$digit$-$humber$-$id$-$of$-$partner

View and list the client file that defines settings used at mounting shares

Display and list the client file that keeps track of mounted shares and the local file systems

List the client side NFS startup configuration file

PART$-$D: NFS MONITORING

Display NFS and RPC I$/$O statistics on NFS server $($SCREENSHOT$)$

Display NFS and RPC I$/$O statistics on NFS client $($SCREENSHOT$)$

In NFS client, provide rw statistics for each mounted share. $($SCREENSHOT$)$

PART$-$E: AUTOFS

Create a new directory $/$autodir in your NFS server $($montreal$)$ and populate it with non$-$empty files

autodir$1$ and autodir$2$ and export $/$autodir to NFS client $($toronto$).$ Using autofs direct map mount it in

toronto VM as $/$autodirmnt$.$

Create a new directory $/$autoindir in your NFS server $($montreal$)$ and populate it with non$-$empty files

autoindir$1$ and autoindir$2$ and export $/$autoindir to NFS client $($toronto$).$ Using autofs indirect map mount

it in toronto VM as$/$misc$/$autoindirmnt$.$

SCREENSHOTS: MONTREAL a$)$ cat $/$etc$/$exports b$)$Is $-$I $/$autodir $/$autoindir c$)$sudo exportfs $-$avr

TORONTO a$)$ df $-$Th $/$autodirmnt $/$misc$/$autoindirmnt b$)$ cat $/$etc$/$auto$.$direct c$)$cat $/$etc$/$auto$.$misc

d$)$ Is $-$ I $/$autodirmnt $/$misc$/$autoindirmnt e$)$systemctl status autofs f$)$ cat $/$etc$/$autofs$.$conf Igrep master

PART$-$F: CONFIGURE MOUNT POINT TO BE PERSISTENT

Change root password to a password you can remember

In NFS Client, configure $/$sharednfs and $/$ branchdocs NFS mount points to be persistent $($SCREENSHOT cat

$/$etc$/$fstab$),$ reboot and confirm that your configuration works. It is highly recommended to have a backup

of$/$etc$/$fstab file before editing it$.$

NOTE : $($in case system fails to restart after entries in $/$etc$/$fstab$)$

NFS server must be running before starting NFS$-$client, if not NFS client could go to emergency mode

Due to entries in $/$etc$/$fstab$,$ the system may enter into emergency mode or rescue mode due to entries in

$/$etc$/$fstab file.

In the emergency mode, enter root password to log in as root user.

Now edit$/$etc$/$fstab file, correct error in the line you have added, save and reboot OR you can comment

the line you have added by typing # at start of that line to correct it later after successful boot up

Do not comment or alter the lines that has been added by system $(/$boot$,/,$ swap$)$SCREENSHOTS from NFS$-$Client $($Toronto VM$)$

$16.$ List the packages for NFS$-$Client

$17.$ Show the status of rpcbind service

$18.$ df $-$Th $/$sharednfs $/$hqdocs $/$partnerlast$4$digit$-$humber$-$id$-$of$-$partner

$19.$ ls $-$l $/$sharednfs $/$hqdocs $/$partnerlast$4$digit$-$humber$-$id$-$of$-$partner

$20.$ View and list the client file that defines settings used at mounting shares

$21.$ Display and list client file that keeps track of mounted shares and the local file systems

$22.$ List the client side NFS startup configuration file

PART$-$D: NFS MONITORING

$23.$ Display NFS and RPC I$/$O statistics on NFS server $($SCREENSHOT$)$

$24.$ Display NFS and RPC I$/$O statistics on NFS client $($SCREENSHOT$)$

$25.$ In NFS client, provide rw statistics for each mounted share. $($SCREENSHOT$)$

PART$-$E: AUTOFS

$26.$ Create a new directory $/$autodir in your NFS server $($montreal$)$ and populate it with non$-$empty files

autodir$1$ and autodir$2$ and export $/$autodir to NFS client $($toronto$).$ Using autofs direct map mount it in

toronto VM as $/$autodirmnt$.$

$27.$ Create a new directory $/$autoindir in your NFS server $($montreal$)$ and populate it with non$-$empty files

autoindir$1$ and autoindir$2$ and export $/$autoindir to NFS client $($toronto$).$ Using autofs indirect map mount

it in toronto VM as $/$misc$/$autoindirmnt$.$

SCREENSHOTS: MONTREAL a$)$ cat $/$etc$/$exports b$)$ls $-$l $/$autodir $/$autoindir c$)$sudo exportfs $-$avr

TORONTO a$)$ df $-$Th $/$autodirmnt $/$misc$/$autoindirmnt b$)$ cat $/$etc$/$auto$.$direct c$)$cat $/$etc$/$auto$.$misc

d$)$ ls $-$l $/$autodirmnt $/$misc$/$autoindirmnt e$)$systemctl status autofs f$)$ cat $/$etc$/$autofs$.$conf $|$grep master

PART$-$F: CONFIGURE MOUNT POINT TO BE PERSISTENT

$28.$ Change root password to a password you can remember

$29.$ In NFS Client, configure $/$sharednfs and $/$branchdocs NFS mount points to be persistent $($SCREENSHOT cat

$/$etc$/$fstab$),$ reboot and confirm that your configuration works. It is highly recommended to have a backup

of $/$etc$/$fstab file before editing it$.$

NOTE : $($in case system fails to restart after entries in $/$etc$/$fstab$)$

$$ NFS server must be running before starting NFS$-$client, if not NFS client could go to emergency mode$$

$$ Due to entries in $/$etc$/$fstab$,$ the system may enter into emergency mode or rescue mode due to entries in$$

$/$etc$/$fstab file.

$$ In the emergency mode, enter root password to log in as root user.$$

$$ Now edit $/$etc$/$fstab file, correct error in the line you have added, save and reboot OR you can comment

the line you have added by typing # at start of that line to correct it later after successful boot up$$

$$ Do not comment or alter the lines that has been added by system $(/$boot$,/,$ swap$)$