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--- classes:la_slapd_l2 [2016/12/15 15:30] – created curry_searle
+++ classes:la_slapd_l2 [2016/12/15 19:35] (current) – curry_searle
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 === Server: Configure NFS to export home directories to a client system ===
-This section covers configuring NFS to export filesystems to remote computers. For the purpose of this tutorial, our remote filesystems will be the home directories of users defined in our OpenLDAP directory. Let's jump right in on our server and install NFS then make a directory to store our user home directories:
+This section covers configuring NFS to export filesystems to remote computers. For the purpose of this tutorial, our remote filesystems will be the home directories of users defined in our OpenLDAP directory. Let's start on our server (cls-kvm1) as we install NFS then export our ''/home'' filesystem to share our user home directories:
 <code>
 sudo apt-get -y install nfs-kernel-server
-sudo mkdir -p /export/users
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-Edit ''/etc/auto.master'' to include the following line at the end; save & close:
+That completes this lesson. In the next lesson you'll learn to configure the PAM framework to use LDAP.
-<code>
-/nfs   /etc/auto.nfs
-</code>