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    The document discusses three projects related to logical volume management with LVM, setting up NFS file sharing between server and client using Autofs, and managing access control for a Linux directory using ACLs. It provides step-by-step instructions for completing each project.

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    The document discusses three projects related to logical volume management with LVM, setting up NFS file sharing between server and client using Autofs, and managing access control for a Linux directory using ACLs. It provides step-by-step instructions for completing each project.

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    The document discusses three projects related to logical volume management with LVM, setting up NFS file sharing between server and client using Autofs, and managing access control for a Linux directory using ACLs. It provides step-by-step instructions for completing each project.

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    The document discusses three projects related to logical volume management with LVM, setting up NFS file sharing between server and client using Autofs, and managing access control for a Linux directory using ACLs. It provides step-by-step instructions for completing each project.

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    CA3

    1) Project 1:Creating and Managing Logical Volumes with LVM As the


    system administrator, you have received a request from a user
    Ans:
    Step 1: Creating Physical Disks
    Virtual box -> settings -> storage
    Add Physical disk of size (1GB, 3GB and 4GB )
    Total physical disk size is = 1GB+3Gb+4GB
    Verify using lsblk
    Sdj,sdk,sdl are the physical disk added
    Step 2 : Create physical volume (pv)
    #pvcreate /dev/sdj /dev/sdk /dev/sdl
    Step 3: Create Volume Group
    # vgcreate AD /dev/sdj
    # vgcreate AD /dev/sdk
    # vgcreate AD /dev/sdl
    Step4: Create Logical Volume
    # lvcreate -n JOHN -L 5G AD
    Step 5: Formate
    # mkfs.xfs /dev/AD/JOHN
    Step 6: mkdir mydisk
    Step 7: nano /etc/fstaba
    Step 8: add ( /dev/AD/JOHN /root/ROBIN xfs defaults 0 0 )
    Step 9: Verify using mount -a
    Step 10: lvresize +L 7G AD
    Project 2: Setting Up Autofs for File Sharing between Server and
    Client
    Ans :
    Step 1 : Server Side
    Install nfs using { yum install nfs-utils}
    Step 2: mkdir /share
    Step 3: chown -R John:john /share
    Step 4 : chmod -R 755 /share
    Step 5: cd /share
    Step 6: nano /share/textfile.txt
    “This is a test file on the server”
    Step 7: nano /etc/exports
    /share clinetip(rw,sync)
    Step 8: systemctl start nfs-server
    Step 9: systemctl enable nfs-server

    Client Side

    Step 1 : apt-get install nfs-common


    Step 2 : mkdir /mnt/share
    Step 3: mount server_ip:/share /mnt/share
    Step 4: ls /mnt/share
    Step 5: nano /etc/fstab
    Step 6 :server_ip:/share /mnt/share nfs defaults 0 0
    Project 3: Managing Access Control for Linux Directory
    Step1 : mkdir Linux
    Step 2 : groupadd Section
    Step 3 : setfacl -m g:Section:rwx Linux
    Step 4: verify Getfacl Linux
    Step 5 : groupadd Class
    Step 6: setfacl -m g:Class:rwx Linux
    Step 7 : useradd -m -G Class Manoj
    Step 8: useradd -m -G Section Student
    Step 9: set passwd
    Step 10 : setfacl -m u:Manoj:0 Linux
    Step11 : setfacl -d -m g:Class:rwx Linux
    Step 12 : chmod -R g+rwz Linux
    Step 13 : chmod -R o-rwx Linux

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