OpenManage Enterprise 4.0.x User's Guide

Configure an NFS network share on a Linux server

Configure a network share on a Linux server with a Network File System (NFS) for offline software update and backing up OpenManage Enterprise appliances.

Prerequisites

Ensure you are a Linux user with administrator privileges.
Ensure that an NFS package is not already installed by running rpm -qa nfs on the server terminals. If NFS is not installed, use the below command to install it.
```
yum install nfs-utils libnfsidmap -y
```
For offline update bundles: Create the directory structure and download the update bundles.

Steps

Enable the NFS service by running:

systemctl enable rpcbind
systemctl enable nfs-server

Start the NFS service by running:
1. systemctl start rpcbind to convert the RPC program numbers into universal addresses.
2. systemctl start nfs-server to enable the clients to access NFS shares.
3. systemctl start rpc-statd to recover locked files when the server fails and reboots.
4. systemctl start nfs-idmapd to map user and group IDs to names.
Create a directory under the root partition by running:
mkdir /NFSSHARE
Allow the client to read and write data in the directory that you created by running:
chmod 777 /NFSSHARE

Results

The NFS share is ready for input or output.

Next steps

Enable read and write access to your network share

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