NFS-network file Sharing service(server)
NFS: File Sharing in UNIX Networks NFS: File Sharing in UNIX Networks NFS (Network File System) is a protocol used for file sharing within UNIX environments. Windows users typically cannot access these shared files, as NFS is specifically designed for UNIX systems. Key Information Package Name : nfs-utils Service Name : nfs Port Information : NFS does not have a specific port; it relies on the portmapper service, which operates on port 111. To check the status of the portmapper service, use: service portmap status netstat -atnp | grep 111 Configuration Path : /etc/exports Log File : /var/log/messages Sharing Files and Directories To share a file or directory, you need to specify its path in the /etc/exports file using the following format: sharename ID/IP permissions Here are some examples: Read-Only with Sync : /crackers *(ro,sync) This shares the /crackers directory with read-only ...