RH124 - ch15s07

From workstation, run the lab fs-review start command. The command runs a start script that determines if the host, serverb, is reachable on the network. The script also creates a partition on the second disk attached to serverb.

[student@workstation ~]$ lab fs-review start

On serverb as root, identify the UUID for /dev/vdb1 and mount /dev/vdb1 by its UUID on the /mnt/freespace directory.

Use the ssh command to log in to serverb as the student user.

[student@workstation ~]$ ssh student@serverb
...output omitted...
[student@serverb ~]$

Use the su - command to switch to root.

[student@serverb ~]$ su -
Password: redhat
[root@serverb ~]#

Use the lsblk command to determine the UUID of the /dev/vdb1 device.

[root@serverb ~]# lsblk -fp /dev/vdb
NAME        FSTYPE LABEL UUID                                 MOUNTPOINT
/dev/vdb
└─/dev/vdb1 xfs          a04c511a-b805-4ec2-981f-42d190fc9a65

Create the /mnt/freespace directory.
```
[root@serverb ~]# mkdir /mnt/freespace
```

Mount the /dev/vdb1 device by using the UUID on the /mnt/freespace directory.

[root@serverb ~]# mount UUID="a04c511a-b805-4ec2-981f-42d190fc9a65" /mnt/freespace

Verify that the /dev/vdb1 device is mounted on the /mnt/freespace directory.

[root@serverb ~]# lsblk -fp /dev/vdb1
NAME        FSTYPE LABEL UUID                                 MOUNTPOINT
/dev/vdb
└─/dev/vdb1 xfs          a04c511a-b805-4ec2-981f-42d190fc9a65 /mnt/freespace

Generate a disk usage report of the /usr/share directory, and save the result in the /mnt/freespace/results.txt file.
[root@serverb ~]# du /usr/share > /mnt/freespace/results.txt
Use the locate command to find all rsyslog.conf configuration files and store the result in the /mnt/freespace/search1.txt file.
Use the updatedb command to update the database used by locate.
[root@serverb ~]# updatedb
Locate rsyslog.conf configuration files and save the result in the /mnt/freespace/search1.txt file.
[root@serverb ~]# locate rsyslog.conf > /mnt/freespace/search1.txt
Store the search result of all files in the /usr/share directory that is greater than 50 MB and less than 100 MB in the /mnt/freespace/search2.txt file.
[root@serverb ~]# find /usr/share -size +50M -size -100M > \ /mnt/freespace/search2.txt

Exit from serverb.

[root@serverb ~]$ exit
logout
[student@serverb ~]$ exit
logout
Connection to serverb closed.
[student@workstation]$

Evaluation

On workstation, run the lab fs-review grade script to confirm success on this lab.

[student@workstation ~]$ lab fs-review grade

Finish

On workstation, run the lab fs-review finish script to complete this exercise.

[student@workstation ~]$ lab fs-review finish

This concludes the lab.

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