NFS Storage
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Available NFS Storages
The following NFS storages are available for ARDITI:
| NFS Location | Address | Server | Purpouse |
|---|---|---|---|
| /mnt/wd6tb_arditi/backups/esxi | 192.168.2.245 (server VLAN) | nas.int.m-iti.org | Used for ARDITI's weekly ESXi backups |
| /mnt/wd6tb_arditi/wd6tb_arditi_nfs_storage | 192.168.10.238 | nas.int.m-iti.org | Used as an external storage for ARDITI |
Mount Points
The following are the mount points for the mapped NFS shares:
| Remote NFS Location | Local Mount Point | Server | Purpouse |
|---|---|---|---|
| 192.168.2.245:/mnt/wd6tb_arditi/backups/esxi | /vmfs/volumes/87e4a5fd-189efdbb | esxi | Used for ARDITI's weekly ESXi backups |
| 192.168.10.238:/mnt/wd6tb_arditi/wd6tb_arditi_nfs_storage | /mnt/nfs_storage | hera | Used as an external storage for Hera |
How to mount a NFS location?
- First of all we need to install basic nfs dpendencies:
sudo apt install nfs-common -y
- Then we can list all available NFS mounts from an server:
showmount -e 192.168.10.238
- Once we determine the appropriate mount, we can go ahead and creat a local mounting point and mount the remote NFS location:
sudo mkdir /mnt/nfs_storage sudo mount 192.168.10.238:/mnt/wd6tb_arditi/wd6tb_arditi_nfs_storage /mnt/nfs_storage
- Verify if its mounted properly and if its writable:
sudo df -h sudo mkdir /mnt/nfs_storage/test1 sudo ll /mnt/nfs_storage/