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Which command is used to start the NFS service on the server machine?
Which command is used to start the NFS service on the server machine?
- sudo systemctl start nfs-server
- sudo systemctl restart nfs
- sudo systemctl enable nfs
- sudo systemctl start nfs (correct)
What file contains the directories and permissions that a host is willing to share with other systems over NFS?
What file contains the directories and permissions that a host is willing to share with other systems over NFS?
- /etc/share
- /etc/exports (correct)
- /etc/permissions
- /etc/nfs
What does the following entry in the /etc/exports file allow? '/projects *.example.com(rw)'
What does the following entry in the /etc/exports file allow? '/projects *.example.com(rw)'
- Read-only access to the /projects directory for all hosts in the example.com domain
- Read and write access to the /projects directory for a specific host in the example.com domain
- Read and write access to the /projects directory for all hosts in the example.com domain (correct)
- Read-only access to the /projects directory for a specific host in the example.com domain
What command can be used to notify Linux about the directories you are allowing to be remotely mounted using NFS after modifying the /etc/exports file?
What command can be used to notify Linux about the directories you are allowing to be remotely mounted using NFS after modifying the /etc/exports file?
Which command is used to restart the NFS service on the server machine?
Which command is used to restart the NFS service on the server machine?
Which command is used to enable the NFS service to start whenever the system is booted?
Which command is used to enable the NFS service to start whenever the system is booted?
How many possible permissions does every file in Linux have?
How many possible permissions does every file in Linux have?
What is the name of the service on some systems, such as RHEL/CentOS, and Fedora, that is used for NFS?
What is the name of the service on some systems, such as RHEL/CentOS, and Fedora, that is used for NFS?
What does the command 'sudo systemctl start nfs' do?
What does the command 'sudo systemctl start nfs' do?