NFS shares are mounted at boot time by /etc/init.d/netfs
NFS shares can be mounted manually with the mount command:
mkdir /mnt/server1
mount -t nfs server1:/var/ftp/public /mnt/server1
/etc/fstab allows you to specify network directories to be mounted at boot time.Sample fstab entry that defines a shared filesystem /var/ftp/public on server1 to be mounted locally on /mnt/server1 :
server1:/var/ftp/public /mnt/server1 nfs defaults 0 0
many other NFS specific options can be used with mount or in /etc/fstab entry.
NFS shares can be mounted manually with the mount command:
mkdir /mnt/server1
mount -t nfs server1:/var/ftp/public /mnt/server1
/etc/fstab allows you to specify network directories to be mounted at boot time.Sample fstab entry that defines a shared filesystem /var/ftp/public on server1 to be mounted locally on /mnt/server1 :
server1:/var/ftp/public /mnt/server1 nfs defaults 0 0
many other NFS specific options can be used with mount or in /etc/fstab entry.
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