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Installation and configuration of NFS Server and client across two nodes running Rocky Linux 9.4
Here we will be creating a directory called /data on the server and mounting it to the same location on the client machine.


Initial Steps
Identify the hostnames or IP addresses of the server and client.


Installation
[0:24] On the server and client nodes, as the root user or using sudo install the `nfs-utils` package with `dnf`
[1:06] Create the `/data/` directory on the server node as root. Set the directory permissions the same as `/tmp` to allow any user to write to that location, but still have protection for their files.
[1:35] Create the `/data/` directory on the client node. This will be the target where the directory on the server gets mounted to.

Configuration
[1:46] On the server node edit `/etc/exports`, add a line to export the `/data/` directory to the address of the client server giving it read/write (rw) permissions
[2:37] Start the NFS server with `systemctl start nfs-server`
[2:56] Add the nfs service to the local firewall rules with `firewall-cmd --add-service nfs`

[3:46] On the client node run the `mount` command specifying the server address:export path and the local destination directory.
[4:37] Add the nfs data mount to `/etc/fstab` so it is reconnected during reboots


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