Debian / Ubuntu Linux Disable / Remove All NFS Services

To disable or remove all NFS (Network File System) services on a Debian or Ubuntu system, you can use the following steps:

1. To disable the NFS server, stop the nfs-kernel-server service and set it to not start at boot:

sudo service nfs-kernel-server stop
sudo update-rc.d nfs-kernel-server disable

2. To disable the NFS client, stop the nfs-common service and set it to not start at boot:

sudo service nfs-common stop
sudo update-rc.d nfs-common disable

3. To remove the NFS server and client packages, you can use the apt-get command with the purge option:

sudo apt-get purge nfs-kernel-server nfs-common

This will remove the NFS server and client packages and their configuration files from your system.

Note: Disabling or removing the NFS services may affect other programs or services that rely on NFS. Be sure to carefully consider the impact of these changes before making them. It is generally recommended to only disable or remove NFS services if they are not needed on your system.