=== Configure AutoFS to auto-mount user home directories ===
On the client machine (cls-kvm2), install our AutoFS dependencies:
<code>
sudo apt-get install autofs oddjob-mkhomedir
</code>

Add a line to ''/etc/auto.master'':
<code>
sudo sh -ec 'echo /nfs \\t/etc/auto.nfs >> /etc/auto.master'
</code>

Create and populate ''/etc/auto.nfs'':
<code>
sudo sh -ec 'echo cls-kvm1 \\tcls-kvm1.itsm.unt.edu:/home >> /etc/auto.nfs'
</code>

Create and populate ''/etc/auto.home'':
<code>
sudo sh -ec 'echo *\\tcls-kvm1.itsm.unt.edu:/home/\& >> /etc/auto.home'
</code>

Restart ''autofs'' and confirm there are no errors in the status of the service:
<code>
sudo service autofs restart
sudo service autofs status
</code>

Now that we have the client configured to auto mount our NFS filesystem, we can create and configure ownership of the exported home directories:
<code>
cd /nfs/cls-kvm1/
sudo mkdir /nfs/cls-kvm1/kevin
sudo chown -R kevin:kevin kevin
sudo chmod -R 750 kevin
sudo mkdir /nfs/cls-kvm1/olive
sudo chown -R olive:olive olive
sudo chmod -R 750 olive
sudo mkdir /nfs/cls-kvm1/tom
sudo chown -R tom:tom tom
sudo chmod -R 750 tom
</code>

Test authentication using ''su - kevin'' or ''su - olive'':
<code>
su - kevin
Password: 
kevin@cls-kvm2:~$ 
</code>

You can confirm your home directory location using the ''pwd'' command:
<code>
kevin@cls-kvm2:~$ pwd
/nfs/cls-kvm1/kevin
kevin@cls-kvm2:~$ 
</code>

This completes the final lesson and the full tutorial.