NFS can be configured graphically or via the command line:
Within Gnome or KDE, do the following:
Install the nfs-utils package. Click Main Menu => System Settings => Add / Remove Applications. Select NFS Server. Also visit the Server Configuration Tools menu and select redhat-config-nfs. When finished, hit Update.
Configure the NFS server. Click Main Menu => System Settings => Server Settings => NFS.
Start the nfs service and set it to start by default. Main Menu => System Settings => Services, select the nfs service and slick Start to start the service (use Restart if it is already running).
Confirm your NFS server is working by attempting to mount a share from the server.
Open a terminal and do the following:
Install the named package. At the prompt, then switch to the root user: su -l root
Install the package: rpm -Uvh /path/to/files/bind-*.rpm
Open /etc/named.conf in an editor (for example, nano: nano /etc/named.conf
Start the named service and set it to start by default by typing: chkconfig named on
Confirm your web server is working by visiting http://localhost in your web browser. You should see the Fedora Core test page.
If you have problems apachectl configtest