subject system administration

using linux centos bash shell

You can take a screenshot of your terminal as your solution, together with the list of commands or

script. Show your final outputs (screenshots).

1. On the NFS server, create the /var/mystuff-xxxx (xxxx are your initials) directory and share it from your NFS server with the following attributes: available to everyone, read-only, and the root user on the client has root access to the share.

2. On a second Linux system

(NFS client / centos7-2), view the shares available from the NFS server.

3. On the NFS client, create a directory called /var/remote-xxxx and temporarily mount the /var/mystuff-xxxx directory from the NFS server on that mount point (xxxx are your initials).

4. On the NFS client, unmount /var/remote-xxxx, add an entry so that the same mount is done automatically when you reboot (with a bg mount option), and test that the entry you created is working properly.

5. From the NFS server, copy some files to the /var/mystuff-xxxx directory. From the NFS client, make sure that you can see the files just added to that directory and make sure that you cant write files to that directory from the client.