So, yesterday evening y0sh came to me with following problem: \"I got an real nice proxmox server with loads of CPU and RAM - and nearly no storage left. And I got an small little Atom Server with loads of Storage - but not very useful as VM Host - and yes, they are within the same network\". Ok, so: Lets create an NFSv3 Server on the Atom system and mount it as disk storage within Proxmox \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
# Atom Server (Ubuntu)
\n# Install NFS v3 Server
\nsudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server rpcbind
\n# Create Shared Directories
\nsudo mkdir -p \/var\/nfsshare
\nsudo chmod -R 777 \/var\/nfsshare
\n# Configure Server
\nsudo vi \/etc\/exports
\n# Insert the line into exports, with the IP Address of your NFS Client \/ Proxmox Server
\n\/var\/nfsshare 192.168.1.111(rw,sync,no_root_squash)
\n# save and exit, fine tuning:
\nsudo vi \/etc\/default\/nfs-kernel-server
\n# change the line RPCMOUNTDOPTS to
\nRPCMOUNTDOPTS=\"--manage-gids --no-nfs-version 4\"
\n# to use nfs v3 ...
\n# reload the nfs exports...
\nsudo exportfs -r
\n# ...or restart the server
\nsudo \/etc\/init.d\/nfs-kernel-server restart
\n# show all share directorys
\nsudo exportfs -v<\/p>\n
# Mount NFS in Proxmox
\nGo to Datacenter, Storage, Add, NFS
\nIP: