How to Configure an NFS Server on Linux - Step-by-Step Guide - Episode 90
Welcome back to our Linux course series!
In this tutorial, we show you how to configure an NFS (Network File System) server on Linux, enabling you to share directories and files over a network.
You'll learn:
• How to create a directory to share over the network
• How to install NFS utilities on your Linux system
• How to configure the /etc/exports file to define shared directories and permissions
• How to start and enable the NFS server service
• How to configure firewall rules for NFS, RPC bind, and mountd services
• How to verify your NFS share for client access
By the end of this video, your Linux server will be ready to serve files over the network via NFS. This tutorial is perfect for beginners or sysadmins looking to set up NFS shares efficiently and securely.
💡 Next steps: In the upcoming lab, we’ll show how to mount NFS shares on client systems and access the shared files seamlessly.
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