For the Server

install nfs

install the necessary application to serve nfs mounts yum install nfs-utils

enable services

run the following to get everything running properly systemctl enable rpcbind systemctl enable nfs-server systemctl enable nfs-lock systemctl enable nfs-idmap systemctl start rpcbind systemctl start nfs-server systemctl start nfs-lock systemctl start nfs-idmap

setup the exports file

Modify the file:  vim /etc/exports you can present read/write (rw) volumes and read only (ro):  # group1:     /mnt/driveA 10.33.64.100(rw,sync,no_root_squash,no_all_squash) # group2:     /mnt/driveB 10.33.64.101(ro,sync,no_root_squash,no_all_squash)

Restart services to enable changes

systemctl restart nfs-config systemctl restart nfs-server

For the Client

Install NFS

yum install nfs-utils

Create the directories that it will mount to

Create the directories on your client where you will want the mount points to be bound to.  You need to create a real directory on your client, and then you can tell the host that thats where the nfs mount will appear at.  mkdir -p /mnt/driveA mkdir -p /mnt/driveB

Mount the volumes

The following commands will take the presented nfs mounts and bind them to the directories that you created above mount -t nfs 10.33.64.100:/mnt/driveA /mnt/driveA mount -t nfs 10.33.64.101:/mnt/driveB /mnt/driveB

Test

Always good to confirm everything is working properly by testing if you can connect to the mounts df -kh touch /mnt/driveA/tmp.txt touch /mnt/driveB/tmp.txt ll /mnt/driveA/tmp.txt ll /mnt/driveB/tmp.txt rm -f /mnt/driveA/tmp.txt rm -f /mnt/driveB/tmp.txt umount 10.33.64.100:/mnt/driveA umount 10.33.64.101:/mnt/driveB df -kh

References

CONFIGURING THE NFS SERVER: