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Setting up NFSv4+Kerberos+Autofs5-ldap on Ubuntu 10.04 Alpha 2 (Lucid), part 7
After getting NFSv4 working, it’d be of course nice to automatically mount the nfs exported home directories. In this part I’m going through the steps to get school specific home directories mounted from a central server. Using autofs is an alternative to defining the mounted directories in /etc/fstab. It mounts the directories automatically when they are needed instead of doing it at boot time.After getting NFSv4 working, it’d be of course nice to automatically mount the nfs exported home directories. In this part I’m going through the steps to get school specific home directories mounted from a central server. Using autofs is an alternative to defining the mounted directories in /etc/fstab. It mounts the directories automatically when they are needed instead of doing it at boot time.After getting NFSv4 working, it’d be of course nice to automatically mount the nfs exported home directories. In this part I’m going through the steps to get school specific home directories mounted from a central server. Using autofs is an alternative to defining the mounted directories in /etc/fstab. It mounts the directories automatically when they are needed instead of doing it at boot time.
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Next it’s time to finally get files moving between the servers. For this we use NFSv4 that supports kerberos out-of-the-box also in Ubuntu. This part is based on the newest Lucid packages in the repositories, which should be pretty close to alpha 3 now.Next it’s time to finally get files moving between the servers. For this we use NFSv4 that supports kerberos out-of-the-box also in Ubuntu. This part is based on the newest Lucid packages in the repositories, which should be pretty close to alpha 3 now.Next it’s time to finally get files moving between the servers. For this we use NFSv4 that supports kerberos out-of-the-box also in Ubuntu. This part is based on the newest Lucid packages in the repositories, which should be pretty close to alpha 3 now.
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Kerberos requires every client to know where the server is located. This can be done either by using /etc/krb5.conf file or using DNS to distribute the information. Using DNS makes it easier to do changes in the network settings as not every client needs to be updated. Next we aim to minimize the amount of configuration needed for every client so configuring DNS properly is a logical first step.Kerberos requires every client to know where the server is located. This can be done either by using /etc/krb5.conf file or using DNS to distribute the information. Using DNS makes it easier to do changes in the network settings as not every client needs to be updated. Next we aim to minimize the amount of configuration needed for every client so configuring DNS properly is a logical first step.Kerberos requires every client to know where the server is located. This can be done either by using /etc/krb5.conf file or using DNS to distribute the information. Using DNS makes it easier to do changes in the network settings as not every client needs to be updated. Next we aim to minimize the amount of configuration needed for every client so configuring DNS properly is a logical first step.
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