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johnnie stokes 10-10-2014 03:15 PM

Mounting an NFS Share in Linux
 
Hi,
I'm not new to Linux but could anyone tell me how to mount a NFS share to a CentOS machine.
I've done this before a couple of times but haven't taken note of it.
The CentOS is in Workstation and the file share has been enabled so the Share is on the E Drive.
- If the share is mounted by default where or on what directory does it appear (I've gone thru all the directories and can't see it)
- How do I mount the file share once discovered (I've seen a number of different ways using the mount command mount -t , mount -o etc and these will be followed with ntfs or cifs)

I would really love to master this for once and for all because up to now it's been hit or miss (alot more miss than hit)

Thanks

js

sag47 10-12-2014 01:47 AM

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mount+nfs+centos

You can use the mount command without options to see currently mounted shares, if any.

/etc/fstab would typically contain the mount paths of any share configured to regularly mount.

There's a man page for all of those things including fstab.


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