nfs forwarden

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Ik heb een computer met twee netwerk kaarten mijn vraag is.Nu krijg ik een foutmelding bij het mounten kan 192.168.0.1/dreambox/hdd niet vinden in etc/fsab .Komt dat door dat ik de nfs moet forwarden.Net zo als bij het cardsharen.En als dat zo is wat voor poort moet het dan zijn.Ik heb alles zo ingesteld hoe het op de site van hemertje staat

 

 

dit is de export file die in de etc dir zit en zit in de map WINDOWS

 

#############################################

# If you change this file, then the effects will not be seen

# until you restart the NFS server. This requires killing the

# NFS Server first and then restarting it. The portmapper does

# not need to be restarted.

#

# Windows 95 : Use the task manager to kill "NFS"

# nfs (no arguments)

# Windows NT : nfs stop

# nfs start

###################################################################

# These are the supported options for this NFS Server

#

# access=host:host... Only machines whose host names are

# given in this list are allowed to

# mount the exported file system.

# path=path_name Specifies the exact path of the

# directory that is being exported

# anon=id This option maps the user ID of 0

# to the given ID "id". This prevents

# root access to the file system if

# "id" is non-zero. The default is

# anon=65535

# root=host:host... This option allows the machines whose

# host names are listed to mount and

# access the file system as root (overrides

# any anon=id spec).

# ro=host:host... Specifies the hosts to which the file

# system is exported with read-only

# permissions.

# uid=n Makes all files in the given file system

# appear to be owned by a user whose UID is n.

# gid=n Makes all files in the given file system

# appear to be owned by a group whose GID is n.

# umask=m By default, all files have permissions rwxrwxrwx unless

# the file is marked as read-only. Read only files appear

# to have r-xr-xr-x permissions. This mask allows you to

# remove permission bits.

# 004 - removes 'other' read permissions

# 002 - removes 'other' write permissions

# 001 - removes 'other' execute permissions

# 040 - removes 'group' read permissions

# 020 - removes 'group' write permissions

# 010 - removes 'group' execute permissions

# Use any combination of these flags. For example

# umask=026 removes write permissions for the group

# and removes read/write permissions for other. You

# cannot remove permissions for the user. To remove

# write permissions for everyone, use a read-only

# option. The umask=026 causes files to have a default

# permission of rwxr-x--x.

# dmask=m This options works the same as umask=, but applies

# only to directories. The default directory mask

# is the same as the umask.

# lc Use this option to map all file names to lower case.

# uc Use this option to map all file names to upper case.

#

# Use the umask,uid,gid feature to export various user accounts

# with restricted priveleges.

#

# SYNTAX

# Any line of the exports file beginning with #, a space,

# or a tab is ignored. The syntax of a line is

# export_name -option=value,option=value,...

# The "export_name" is the name that will be seen by the

# remote machine as the name of the file system being

# exported.

#

# This "export_name" must coincide with the real name of the

# directory being exported, unless a "path=" option is used

# to specify a different path for the directory being exported.

# Using an export name that is different from the Windows

# path name is probably a good idea, since UNIX machines

# are not fond of "\" characters in export names.

#

# The first option must begin with a "-". Subsequent options

# must be preceeded by a comma. Multiple items for a value

# are colon ":" delimited. A entry cannot be continued

# across multiple lines.

#

# EXAMPLES

# Simple case. The entry

# /c -path=c:\

# is used to export "c:\" to remote machines. The remote

# machines see the mount point as "/c", which is a useful

# alias for UNIX machines. The "/c" must start in the first

# column of the line. The "path=" should be the last option

# of the line.

#

# By default, an exported file system is exported to *all*

# remote clients. This is not good unless you really want

# to share your disk with everyone. Use the "access="

# option to restrict mounting priveleges to specified

# hosts. For example,

# /c -access=sgir10k:sunsol,path=c:\

# is used to export "c:\" only to the machines whose host

# names are sgir10k or sunsol. Notice that the first option

# starts with a "-". A comma is used to delimit further

# options. A ":" is used to separate multiple items in

# an option value (such as host names).

#

# All files appear to be owned by root, unless you

# specify an alternative user id or group id. The entry

# /c -access=sgir10k:sunsol,uid=100,gid=200,umask=026,path=c:\

# exports "c:\" to sgir10k and sunsol as "/c". All the

# files appear to be owned by the user whose user id is 100

# whose group id is 200. The default permission for files

# is rwxr-x--x

#

# Here is a way to export different directories with different

# permissions. We are exporting "c:\users\tom" as "/users/tom",

# and all files in that directory will appear to be owned

# by a user with ID 100(uid=100). User and group will have the

# same permissions on all these files, but 'other' will have no

# permissions (umask=007). Consequently, anyone in the group

# whose ID is 200 (gid=200) will have read/write priveleges.

# But others will be unable to access the files at all.

#

# /users/tom -access=host1:host2,uid=100,gid=200,umask=007,path=c:\users\tom

# /users/gary -access=host1:host2,uid=101,gid=200,umask=007,path=c:\users\gary

# /users/fred -access=host1:host2,uid=102,gid=200,umask=007,path=c:\users\fred

########################################################################

#

# Sample file to get started. Be sure to add -access=host1:host2."/dreambox -path=c:\dreambox\hdd

 

nfs truegrid 1.1 draait wel

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Ik zie helemaal niks staan in je C:\windows\etc\exports !

Onderaan zou je een regel moeten toevoegen, anders weet de NFS server niet welke directory je wilt sharen.

 

Overigens gebruik ik zelf Omni NFS server v.4.2, dit werkt uitstekend en is ook makkelijk te beheren.

 

Omni NFS Server site

 

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