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[arstourmer]

Hello,
   
NFS server

Computers running LINUX.

I have two questions :

a) Though I can use either use FTP server using Filezilla) or CIFS server using fstab entry, I can't use NFS server

When trying to mount device I am always getting the following message :

    mount 192.168.1.10:/mnt/HD/HD_a2
     mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.1.10:/mnt/HD/HD_a2

The fstab entry for DNS-320 is :

     192.168.1.10:/mnt/HD/HD_a2 /mnt/Sauvegardes-B nfs users,auto,intr,soft 0 0

May be there is something wrong in this entry ... more precisely the "/mnt/HD/HD_a2"


Any suggestion on how to have nfs server usable ?

b) Having a look - via Filezilla - on directories rights, gid and uid I found that some directories and files have GID = 95 and UID = 95 ...
I have no idea on how these parameters have been set to such values !
And just in order to have more fun ... there is no way - using standard LINUX tools (ROOT user) to restore the original gid and uid !

Any suggestion on how to have correct gid and uid, and to modify imposed ones ?


Thanks in advance !

[arstourmer]

Already installed firmware v 2

Nor in the installation manual or the user manual there was information concerning my problem

So I went through the whole configuration menu.
In [Management] ---> [Network Shares page]---> [Step 2-1-2] ---> [Host] There, in the right part of the screen there is "some help" ... telling

"In the host field input IP addresses that have access to the NFS accessible .iso file. Use a * character in the host field to allow all IP addresses."

I missed the "Use a * character in the host field to allow all IP addresses"

Having corrected, and restarted DNS, the first problem was solved, and following I had been able to solve the second one (though I don't understand from where the UID= 95 and GID=95 come from).