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I am trying to run the NFS service on ubuntu 16.04, but when i run command:
Sudo service nfsd status
I get following message:
millionlights@millionlights-desktop:~$ sudo service nfsd status
[sudo] password for millionlights:
◠nfsd.service
Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
Active: inactive (dead)
I ran commands below to to install nfs server and client but in vain.
sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
Please tell me how can i make nfs client run?
lubuntu nfs
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I am trying to run the NFS service on ubuntu 16.04, but when i run command:
Sudo service nfsd status
I get following message:
millionlights@millionlights-desktop:~$ sudo service nfsd status
[sudo] password for millionlights:
◠nfsd.service
Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
Active: inactive (dead)
I ran commands below to to install nfs server and client but in vain.
sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
Please tell me how can i make nfs client run?
lubuntu nfs
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
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I am trying to run the NFS service on ubuntu 16.04, but when i run command:
Sudo service nfsd status
I get following message:
millionlights@millionlights-desktop:~$ sudo service nfsd status
[sudo] password for millionlights:
◠nfsd.service
Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
Active: inactive (dead)
I ran commands below to to install nfs server and client but in vain.
sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
Please tell me how can i make nfs client run?
lubuntu nfs
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
164
I am trying to run the NFS service on ubuntu 16.04, but when i run command:
Sudo service nfsd status
I get following message:
millionlights@millionlights-desktop:~$ sudo service nfsd status
[sudo] password for millionlights:
◠nfsd.service
Loaded: not-found (Reason: No such file or directory)
Active: inactive (dead)
I ran commands below to to install nfs server and client but in vain.
sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server
Please tell me how can i make nfs client run?
lubuntu nfs
lubuntu nfs
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
164
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
164
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
164
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
164
asked Apr 18 at 11:30
Chandrashekhar Patil
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The name of the systemd service is not nfsd (that's the name of the daemon process):
$ systemctl list-unit-files nfs*
UNIT FILE STATE
nfs-blkmap.service static
nfs-config.service static
nfs-idmapd.service static
nfs-kernel-server.service enabled
nfs-mountd.service static
nfs-server.service enabled
nfs-utils.service static
nfs-blkmap.target disabled
nfs-client.target enabled
9 unit files listed.
So the command to show the server status is
systemctl status nfs-server
or
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
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1 Answer
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The name of the systemd service is not nfsd (that's the name of the daemon process):
$ systemctl list-unit-files nfs*
UNIT FILE STATE
nfs-blkmap.service static
nfs-config.service static
nfs-idmapd.service static
nfs-kernel-server.service enabled
nfs-mountd.service static
nfs-server.service enabled
nfs-utils.service static
nfs-blkmap.target disabled
nfs-client.target enabled
9 unit files listed.
So the command to show the server status is
systemctl status nfs-server
or
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
The name of the systemd service is not nfsd (that's the name of the daemon process):
$ systemctl list-unit-files nfs*
UNIT FILE STATE
nfs-blkmap.service static
nfs-config.service static
nfs-idmapd.service static
nfs-kernel-server.service enabled
nfs-mountd.service static
nfs-server.service enabled
nfs-utils.service static
nfs-blkmap.target disabled
nfs-client.target enabled
9 unit files listed.
So the command to show the server status is
systemctl status nfs-server
or
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The name of the systemd service is not nfsd (that's the name of the daemon process):
$ systemctl list-unit-files nfs*
UNIT FILE STATE
nfs-blkmap.service static
nfs-config.service static
nfs-idmapd.service static
nfs-kernel-server.service enabled
nfs-mountd.service static
nfs-server.service enabled
nfs-utils.service static
nfs-blkmap.target disabled
nfs-client.target enabled
9 unit files listed.
So the command to show the server status is
systemctl status nfs-server
or
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
The name of the systemd service is not nfsd (that's the name of the daemon process):
$ systemctl list-unit-files nfs*
UNIT FILE STATE
nfs-blkmap.service static
nfs-config.service static
nfs-idmapd.service static
nfs-kernel-server.service enabled
nfs-mountd.service static
nfs-server.service enabled
nfs-utils.service static
nfs-blkmap.target disabled
nfs-client.target enabled
9 unit files listed.
So the command to show the server status is
systemctl status nfs-server
or
systemctl status nfs-kernel-server
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
answered Apr 18 at 11:58
steeldriver
62.9k1197165
62.9k1197165
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
add a comment |Â
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
Thanks. IT shows nfs-server, services running but my ultimate goal is to get the nfsd client running. And when i use command to do it: sudo nfsd start....it gives output as: sudo: nfsd: command not found Please help me getting nfsd client running on mu ubuntu.
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 19 at 5:34
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
@ChandrashekharPatil sorry I am not familiar with any "nsfd client" - can you provide a link to any instructions that you are following?
– steeldriver
Apr 19 at 12:19
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Sorry for late reply...but this is the step i am asked to do. sudo nfsd status (nfsd service is enabled) (nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads))
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:20
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
Thanks for reply. Below is thing i am asked to do : sudo nfsd status nfsd service is enabled nfsd is running (pid 313, 8 threads) otherwise start service ... sudo nfsd start (Starting the nfsd service)
– Chandrashekhar Patil
Apr 25 at 9:25
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