On machine1:
1. vi /etc/exports
/directory1 ipaddress_of_machine2(rw,no_root_squash)
/directory2 ipaddress_of_machine2(ro)
2. start NFS
service nfs start
3. Confirm that the directory is being shared
exportfs -v
On machine2:
1. Mount the remote filesystem
mount -t nfs <ipaddress of machine1:/directory1 /mountpoint1
mount -t nfs <ipaddress of machine1:/directory2 /mountpoint2
2. df -h
goodluck,
Sir June
----- Original Message ----
From: Matias Nicolas <matiasnicolas@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: RedHat Forum <redhat-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 4, 2009 7:46:59 AM
Subject: NFS
Hello. I need help with this topic (NFS). i need to export a FS from "machine1" to "machine2" (both of them RHEL 4) can anybody help me with that?
I think i have to edit the /etc/exports in "machine1" but Im not quite sure... what i dont know is what i have to do in "machine2". Am i right?
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