Mounting NFS
OK, I'm stumped.
I am trying to figure out how to mount a NFS volume (from a Solaris box).
My sys admin has assured me that he has given my computer permission to mount specific folders from our Solaris box (I do have permissions, that is verified).
Everytime I try to mount (via go->connect to server->nfs://ip_address/full-path-to-folder) it just times out with no warning or anything.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give.
david
I am trying to figure out how to mount a NFS volume (from a Solaris box).
My sys admin has assured me that he has given my computer permission to mount specific folders from our Solaris box (I do have permissions, that is verified).
Everytime I try to mount (via go->connect to server->nfs://ip_address/full-path-to-folder) it just times out with no warning or anything.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help ya'll can give.
david
Comments
%mount_nfs remote_hostath
but of course you can allways look at the man pages
%man mount or
%man mount_nfs
Good luck
Originally posted by raimac
Try in the terminal
%mount_nfs remote_hostath
but of course you can allways look at the man pages
%man mount or
%man mount_nfs
Good luck
That smile is not supose to be there. I meant:"remote_hostath"
We figured it out a few minutes ago. The sysadmin had set up permissions incorrectly.
Thats why I was unable to mount the nfs share.
david