If you need to share or transfer files between Linux machines, you have plenty of options. Here are some you might not have considered.

The trick to exceeding the limits of ESXi's default NFS datastore configuration is an easy one, if you do it right at installation. Here's how.

Hi, I have an NFS share on a Mac OS X host on my LAN which I use from time to time from Linux. Nothing has changed on the Mac (it's still under 10.9) but I've recently moved to a 4.5 Linux kernel ...

NFS is on the hosts, but I just use it between the other hosts and my cloud backup VM, basically just for server-to-server duty rather than for client access. My apps are in containers, when possible.

Dear linux-security subscribers, this is urgent matter, so please read carefully. This is not a security advisory, but equally important for all of you that NFS mount SFU's patched RedHat ...