Mount NFS on Linux (TrueNAS)
How to Mount NFS File System in Ubuntu 20.04 $ sudo apt install nfs-common $ sudo mkdir -p /mnt/foldername $ sudo mount [NFS _IP]:/[NFS_export] [Local_mountpoint] ...
Read MoreHow to Mount NFS File System in Ubuntu 20.04 $ sudo apt install nfs-common $ sudo mkdir -p /mnt/foldername $ sudo mount [NFS _IP]:/[NFS_export] [Local_mountpoint] ...
Read MoreESXi Upgrade by Using ESXCLI In the ESXi direct console (DCUI), open System customization and in Troubleshooting options, hit Enable ESXi Shell and Enable SSH. This configuration enables SSH and ESXi Shell permanently until you manually disable them. Enter the IP address of your ESXi host in a web browser. Log into the VMware Host Client by using your ESXi root credentials. In the web...
Read MoreRestart Management agents in ESXi Using ESXi Shell or Secure Shell (SSH): Log in to ESXi Shell or SSH as root. Restart the ESXi host daemon and vCenter Agent services using these commands: /etc/init.d/hostd restart /etc/init.d/vpxa restart...
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Read MoreIf you're on the 10.40.24.0 network, the route target would be 10.40.24.250. If you're on the 10.40.28.0 network, it's 10.40.28.250, and so on. The 10.40.28.0 network is used in this experiment. Edit the /etc/netplan/01-netcfg.yaml file. Here is an example from skayal.com. network: version: 2 renderer: networkd ethernets: eth0: addresses: [ 10.40.28.108/24 ] gateway4: 10.40.28.1 nameservers: search: [ skayal.com ] addresses: - 208.82.128.10 - 208.82.128.2 routes: - to: 10.10.0.0/16 via: 10.40.28.250 - to: 10.20.0.0/16 via: 10.40.28.250 Save your changesnetplan tryYou should see the routes...
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