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[Solved] Can't make NFS shares to work, Am I missing something?

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Hi all

 

I was trying to make an NFS shares on my unRaid box. It 's pretty straight forward according to this 

https://unraid.net/blog/deploying-an-unraid-nfs-server

Pretty much all I have to do is enable NFS service in settings, create a share and leave it public in Security settings

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I then proceed to install windows NFS services on Windows 11

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then I tried to mount it with this command

mount -o anon \\192.168.88.99\isos Z:

 

but it return with this error:

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net helpmsg 53 means: "netowork path was not found"

 

I have no problem accessing thru SAMBA if I type \\192.168.88.99\isos in explorer

running out of ideas

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Edited by Ale Wei

  • 2 months later...

Try using this as your command, SMB has a slightly different path than NFS

 

mount.exe -o anon nolock "\\[HOST ADDRESS]\mnt\user\[SHARE NAME]" [DRIVE LETTER]:

 

Edited by meechgalhuquot
Missed part of command

  • Ale Wei changed the title to [Solved] Can't make NFS shares to work, Am I missing something?

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