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.
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.
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.
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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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
