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== Configure shared filesystem access == | |||
There are three shared filesystems available depending on the needs of the system: | There are three shared filesystems available depending on the needs of the system: | ||
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mount /backup | mount /backup | ||
mount /work | mount /work | ||
== Final Configuration == | |||
The only remaining task is to load the ssh credentials for root and any user accounts. This is done by running the following command from each user account (assuming aslan is the reference source): | |||
scp -r aslan:.ssh $HOME | |||
This can also be pushed from aslan to the new system for each account: | |||
scp -r ~/.ssh <new_host>: | |||
Passwords will be required for this action, but (if the copy is successful) no further passwords will be needed by ssh. | |||
Latest revision as of 12:53, 25 November 2021
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There are three shared filesystems available depending on the needs of the system:
/files- the main administrative and media file share/backup- backup location for all systems & data/work- technical working space
To access these fulesystems, add the appropriate lines to the bottom of /etc/fstab
storage1:/files /files nfs4 soft 0 0 storage1:/backup/systems/<hostname>/current /backup nfs4 soft 0 0 pro6:/work /work nfs4 soft 0 0
make the mount points:
mkdir /files mkdir /backup mkdir /work
mount the filesystems:
mount /files mount /backup mount /work
Final Configuration[edit]
The only remaining task is to load the ssh credentials for root and any user accounts. This is done by running the following command from each user account (assuming aslan is the reference source):
scp -r aslan:.ssh $HOME
This can also be pushed from aslan to the new system for each account:
scp -r ~/.ssh <new_host>:
Passwords will be required for this action, but (if the copy is successful) no further passwords will be needed by ssh.