NFS-Server

[ralf@info-rastatt.de]

sorry for my english:

You can make an NFS server packet.

Thank you very much

[ho66es]

sorry for my english:

You can make an NFS server packet.

Thank you very much

Probably picking you up wrong but NFS is available, look under services in the ADM. I am using it here.

[ralf@info-rastatt.de]

I can access from my ubuntu on AS-608T.
yes that's.

But AS-608T I can not access ubuntu.

Or how can I NFS directory visible in AS-608T.

[ho66es]

I can access from my ubuntu on AS-608T.
yes that's.

But AS-608T I can not access ubuntu.

Or how can I NFS directory visible in AS-608T.

ahh ok, I tried mounting an nfs share on my qnap on the asustor and failed with a device not found, I am able to mount the same share on a slackware server so i know its ok

[ralf@info-rastatt.de]

You can make network link in filemanager for CIFS or NFS on another server.
that would be great

[Auberon2k]

I have an NFS connection on my ESX host at home to my AS-608T. NFS definitely works, I have all my ISOs on this NFS share. I have not attempted NFS connections from a linux host before though, so I can't confirm what the issue there may be.

Just to check everything. You did enable NFS, then went to Access Controls and set NFS permissions to the folders you want available? I know I missed that part at first.

[ho66es]

I have an NFS connection on my ESX host at home to my AS-608T. NFS definitely works, I have all my ISOs on this NFS share. I have not attempted NFS connections from a linux host before though, so I can't confirm what the issue there may be.

Just to check everything. You did enable NFS, then went to Access Controls and set NFS permissions to the folders you want available? I know I missed that part at first.

just to confirm you are mounting an nfs share on your esx host on your asustor and not the reverse? I can mount shares from the asustor no problem but not the other way round ie

"mount asustor:/test /mnt/test" works on a slackware box

but

"mount slackware:/test /volume1/test" fails when run on the asustor logged in as root with /volume1/test created and using a share on slackware that works for other clients.

Its like the server daemon is working fine but the client appears broken or my methodology is flawed

[Auberon2k]

I am mounting an NFS share on my 608T (server) from my ESX host (as client) so my ESX host is now able to read my directory of ISOs stored on the 608T

[ho66es]

I am mounting an NFS share on my 608T (server) from my ESX host (as client) so my ESX host is now able to read my directory of ISOs stored on the 608T

yup that I can do, it is the reverse that I (and I believe the original poster) am struggling with

example I still have my qnap nas alongside my asustor, I can't mount a share from the qnap on the asustor, but I can mount a share from the asustor on the qnap. The same share that I fail to mount on the asustor I can mount on my slackware server and openwrt boxes

[ralf@info-rastatt.de]

NFS Clint to 608 is available.
What is missing is an NFS server.
So that everything would be covered.