Re: Mounting an NFS directory in /etc/fstab
Posted by DK907 on 2011/12/4 21:45:57
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So if I shared a directory using NFS in /etc/exports and I used a different computer as a client then it would not be necessary to rename the startup scripts on the client?. In the RHCSA exam it will be possible to use virtualization to simulate a real client/server network on a single computer so I should start practicing on a computer that is capable of virtualization to get more realistic experience before I take the test.
pschaff wrote:
Using the same system as the server and client for NFS is quite unusual, and one might argue of doubtful value in the real world. I doubt it is a situation that would come up on the RHCSA exam, nor one that would be considered by Red Hat when determining the order in which to start services.
So if I shared a directory using NFS in /etc/exports and I used a different computer as a client then it would not be necessary to rename the startup scripts on the client?. In the RHCSA exam it will be possible to use virtualization to simulate a real client/server network on a single computer so I should start practicing on a computer that is capable of virtualization to get more realistic experience before I take the test.
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