Installation and use of Microsoft Windows Service for Unix (SFU) 3.5

install
copy the/etc/passwd and/etc/group files of the remote Linux machine to the local C:/disk.
RUN sfu35beta_en.exe, which is a self-extracting file. Specify a directory to release the compressed file.
In the release directory, run sfusetup. MSI and the micorsoft Windows Services for Unix Setup Wizard window appears.
click Next. The customer information window is displayed.
click Next. The license and support information window is displayed. Select "I accept the agreement ".
click Next. The installation options window is displayed.
select Custom installation and click Next. The selecting components window is displayed.
click the utilities directory item and select entire feature will not be available. The item icon changes to a brown cross.
use the same option for interix GNU Components Remote connectivity.
click "NFS directory" and select "entire feature (including all subfeature if any)" will be installed on local hard drive ". The icon of this item changes to a drive with a white background.
use the same choice for "authentication tools for NFS.
in the end, only authentication tools for NFS and NFS are fully installed.
click Next. the user name mapping window is displayed. Select password and group files.
click Next, enter C:/passwd in the blank bar under password file path and name, and enter C:/group in the blank bar under group file path and name.
click Next. The installationg location window is displayed. Select the installation location.
click Next to start installation (about 21 MB ). Finally, select finish to complete the installation.

Shared Windows Host directory
No need to restart. Right-click the directory to be shared and select "properties" from the drop-down menu. The directory Properties window is displayed.
Select the NFS sharing tab, select share this folder; Specify Share Name (share name, a simple name, case-insensitive, such as DIR); encoding select GB2312-80; select allow anonymous access. Click permissions. In the NFS share permissions window, set the read/write properties of the shared folder.
Select read-only or read-write from the type of access drop-down menu. If the remote machine has the root permission on the local file, select allow root access, but it is generally unnecessary.
After setting, click OK to return to the directory Properties window.
Click "application" or "OK" to make the sharing take effect.
To set NFS attributes, choose Start>Program-> Windows Services for Unix-> services for Unix administration.

Mount the Windows directory on a remote Linux host
Create a temporary directory on the Linux machine to mount the remote Windows directory.
Mkdir temp
Run the mount command to mount the NFS directory:
Mount-T hostname: Invalid _name temp
The hostname is the Windows host name and the external _name is the shared directory name. The contents of the directory should be shared NFS contents on Windows machines:
Ls temp