Troubleshoot NFS - Revision history

Fog: /* My problem isn't in the WiKi! */

2025-02-07T00:46:10Z

‎My problem isn't in the WiKi!

Fog: /* Disable & Verify Firewall */

2025-02-07T00:43:13Z

‎Disable & Verify Firewall

Wayne-workman.28155 at 06:37, 7 January 2017

2017-01-07T06:37:26Z

Wayne-workman.28155: /* Image Capture: Error Checking Mount */

2016-10-13T04:52:40Z

‎Image Capture: Error Checking Mount

Wayne-workman.28155: /* Fedora 20/21/22/23 & CentOS 7 */

2016-09-16T06:24:44Z

‎Fedora 20/21/22/23 & CentOS 7

Wayne-workman.28155: /* Fedora 20/21/22/23 */

2016-09-16T06:24:28Z

‎Fedora 20/21/22/23

Wayne-workman.28155: Changed terminology to use capture instead of upload.

2016-07-08T04:25:02Z

Changed terminology to use capture instead of upload.

Wayne-workman.28155: /* Image Upload: Error Checking Mount */

2016-07-08T03:00:06Z

‎Image Upload: Error Checking Mount

Wayne-workman.28155: /* NFS's roles in FOG */

2016-06-03T13:30:20Z

‎NFS's roles in FOG

Wayne-workman.28155: /* FOG's web console NFS settings */ made the web path look better.

2016-03-23T01:32:49Z

‎FOG's web console NFS settings: made the web path look better.

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	=== Image Capture: Error Checking Mount ===		=== Image Capture: Error Checking Mount ===

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	== Permissions ==		== Permissions ==

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 See following examples of /etc/exports:
 <pre>/images *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=0)
 /images/dev *(rw,async,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=1)
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 <pre>/data/images *(ro,sync,no_wdelay,no_subtree_check,insecure_locks,no_root_squash,insecure,fsid=0)

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 === Image Capture: Error Checking Mount ===
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−	=== Fedora 20/21/22/23 & CentOS 7 ===	+	=== Fedora 20/21/22/23/24 & CentOS 7 ===

	NFS Status:		NFS Status:

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 == NFS's roles in FOG ==
-NFS is used to transfer images to and from hosts in FOG, and is used on both the host and server. The server's setting file controls what files & directories are exported, and their options. NFS allows writing to the /images/dev directory and allows reading from the /images directory. During imaging, the host mounts either /images/dev (for uploading or capturing an image) or /images (for downloading or deploying an image).
+NFS is used to transfer images to and from hosts in FOG, and is used on both the host and server. The server's setting file controls what files & directories are exported, and their options. NFS allows writing to the /images/dev directory and allows reading from the /images directory. During imaging, the host mounts either /images/dev (for capturing an image) or /images (for deploying an image).
-During upload/capture, NFS uploads images to:  /images/dev/<MAC Address Of Client>
+During capture, FOS (fog operating system) captures images to:  /images/dev/<MAC Address Of Client>
 During download/deployment, NFS downloads images from:   /images/<Image Path>
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-Next, we will execute a command that will test download and upload at the same time. We will attempt to read /images/test.txt and write that file to /images/dev/test.txt
+Next, we will execute a command that will test the NFS aspects of deploy and capture at the same time. We will attempt to read /images/test.txt and write that file to /images/dev/test.txt
 <pre>cp /images/test.txt /images/dev/test.txt</pre>
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-Next, we will execute a command that will test download and upload at the same time. We will attempt to read /images/test.txt and write that file to /images/dev/test.txt
+Next, we will execute a command that will test the NFS aspects of deploy and capture at the same time. We will attempt to read /images/test.txt and write that file to /images/dev/test.txt
 <pre>cp /images/test.txt /images/dev/test.txt</pre>
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 == Creating & verifying .mntcheck files ==
-.mntcheck is a hidden and empty file that a FOG client uses during image upload/capture and image download/deployment to verify an NFS share is mounted correctly.
+.mntcheck is a hidden and empty file that a FOG client uses during image capture and image download/deployment to verify an NFS share is mounted correctly.

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-=== Image Upload: Error Checking Mount ===
+=== Image Capture: Error Checking Mount ===
-{{:Image Upload: Error Checking Mount}}
+{{:Image Capture: Error Checking Mount}}
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 During download/deployment, NFS downloads images from:   /images/<Image Path>
-Please note that FTP is used to move images from /images/dev to /images. Also note that an imported directory can not be re-exported. For example, if you have a remote share mounted to your FOG server, you cannot export this directory via /etc/exports for imaging purposes. If you'd like your storage to be remote, an additional storage node or FTP & NFS capable NAS device must be used.
+Please note that FTP is used to move images from /images/dev to /images. Also note that an imported directory can not be re-exported. For example, if you have a remote share mounted to your FOG server, you cannot export this directory via /etc/exports for imaging purposes. If you'd like your storage to be remote, an additional storage node or an FTP & NFS capable NAS device must be used.
 == Testing NFS ==

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 Inside of here:
-Storage Management -> <YourStorageNode> -> Image Path
+Storage Management -> [YourStorageNode] -> Image Path
 This is the actual path of the images directory on the storage node. In a basic installation, the storage node is hosted on the FOG server itself. The image path should be reflected inside of the /etc/exports file (See NFS Settings below).