Log in to the server side with the root user:
1. Set the shared directory:
vi /etc/exports
/home/ftp *(rw,no_root_squash)
keep
Description: /home/ftp is the shared directory location;
*(rw,no_root_squash)
* Can be accessed by any IP
rw is for read and write access
no_root_squash is the permission to have the owner of this directory.
2. Restart the NFS server
Use the service nfs start command to start the NFS service (after making any changes to /etc/exports, you need to restart the NFS service to make the changes take effect, restart the command service nfs restart)
3. Customer settings
mkdir /home/ftp (or other directories)
ls -l
View permissions
Mount share command:
mount -t nfs -o rw 192.168.19.13:/home/ftp /home/ftp
4. Automatically mount each time you start
If it is automatically mounted every time the machine is started, you can use the command vi /etc/fstab to edit, add 192.168.19.13:/home/ftp /home/ftp nfs defaults 0 0 at the end, save and exit.