Hi, I'm not sure if this is user error, or maybe a bug.
I have been using the latest stable unraid v6 for months without issue, 2 synology nas's mounted via nfs.
I just upgraded to unraid 7 beta 2 and I can no longer mount them.
I have checked
Global share - enabled disk and user, all disk included, none excluded.
Network services - NFS, enabled
In both my synology NAS's, I have file services - NFS enabled, NFS v3.
In unraid 7 beta 2, I ADD Remote smb/nfs share, click linux, both the servers are found, the shares are found, I click done and get "Success", then in the Main tab I click Mount, and I get "Mounting, Fail" check syslog.
Syslog says
Nov 9 12:30:45 UNRAID unassigned.devices: Mounting Remote Share 'DS920:/volume1/data'...
Nov 9 12:30:45 UNRAID unassigned.devices: Mount NFS command: /sbin/mount -t 'nfs' -o rw,hard,relatime 'DS920:/volume1/data' '/mnt/remotes/DS920_data'
Nov 9 12:30:45 UNRAID unassigned.devices: NFS mount failed: 'mount.nfs: Protocol not supported for DS920:/volume1/data on /mnt/remotes/DS920_data'.
Nov 9 12:30:45 UNRAID unassigned.devices: Remote Share 'DS920:/volume1/data' failed to mount.
I also used the remote server test for each synology IP and get this result
Server '192.168.1.32' responds to a 'ping'
Testing SMB...
Remote server 'SMB' port 445 is open
** Remote Server is online for SMB
Testing NFS...
Remote server 'RPC' port 111 is open
Remote server 'NFS' port 2049 is open
The 'showmount -e' command results:
Export list for 192.168.1.32:
/volume1/data 192.168.1.30
/volume1/shared_data 192.168.1.30
** Remote Server is online for NFS