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Configuring an NFS Server - Exercise
Objective:
Configure an NFS server.
Scoring
This exercise is unscored. It's a good opportunity for you to check your understanding of how to configure an NFS server. When you have completed the exercise, click the
Submit
button to receive credit for having completed it.
Background | Overview
Your manager has asked you to make all of your company's source code available. You have decided to use NFS to accomplish the task. The NFS server should export the
/proj
directory as read/write to all hosts in the mycompany.com domain.
Instructions
You will need to configure NFS through
/etc/exports
to allow all hosts in the mycompany.com domain read/write access to
/proj
.
Question:
What line would you put in /etc/exports to export /proj, read/write, to all hosts in the mycompany.com domain?
"/proj *.mycompany.com(rw)"
Explanation:
Now answer the following questions:
Why is using wildcards in
/etc/exports
a bad idea?
When would you want to export the root filesystem (
/
), and with what permissions?
Submitting your answer
There's nothing to submit with this exercise. When you have answered the questions above, click the
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button to see a results page.