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satoru.ikeda - 15:17 Friday 21 January 2022 (19528) Print this report
Figuring out how to access the NFS server from Piconet

I installed an NFS server and tried to export an NFS drive to Piconet, but it failed.
It seems that only physical drives can be added to exports.

$ ssh k1script1
# su
# apt -y install nfs-kernel-server
# emacs /etc/exports
/opt/rtcds 10.68.160.0/24(sync,rw,no_root_squash,no_all_squash,no_subtree_check)
# systemctl restart nfs-server
Currently, nfs-server is assumed to be stopped.
# systemctl stop nfs-server

After discussing with Yamamoto-san, we decided to consider another way to handle the issue.
We plan to discuss it again next time next week.

1.k1boot(site) and k1nfs0(analysis building), which are NFS servers, should be physically connected to Piconet's VLAN by LAN cable so that they can refer to NFS.
2. Create /export directory on k1script1 and configure it to be NFS mountable.
 

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satoru.ikeda - 17:29 Friday 28 January 2022 (19625) Print this report

Ikeda, Oshino-san, Yamamoto-san

I changed the configuration so that I can access NFS (k1nfs0) from Piconet.
The LAN port is the third from the left of k1nfs0.

IP Address: 10.68.160.151
/export/kagra
/export/users
can be used when mounted.

The /kagra and /users were temporarily inaccessible from the DGS network, but we disconnected k1nfs0 from the network during this configuration.
They are now restored.

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