Windows Mount Linux Network File system Nfs__linux

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http://blog.csdn.net/xiaoxinyu316/article/details/40075637

1. Create Linux Server for NFS

2.linux Mounted Linux NFS

3.windows NFS Tools/raw materials for Mount Linux

Mount statement: Mount-t NFS 192.168.0.10:/home/share/mnt

To suppress a mount statement: umount/mnt

Linux Win7 Network virtual machine method/step 1

Create the NFS server for Linux and choose the Service software for your operating system :

Ubuntu operating system: #apt-get Install Nfs-kernel-server

Centos/redhat Operating system: #yum install Nfs-utils rpcbind 2

Select the file system you want to mount, for example:/home/user/share--(mkdir share)

#vi/etc/exports

#在里面添加:

The #Ubuntu operating system is:

/home/user/share 192.168.1.* (rw,sync)

#上面的192.168.1.* can also be other network segments ( and your same network segment )

#选择合适的操作系统指令

The #centos/redhat operating system is:

/home/User/share * (rw,sync)

3

Restart Service

Ubuntu Operating system:

#/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server Restart

-----Please select the appropriate operating system directive----

Centos/redhat Operating System:

# Service NFS Restart 4

You can view your NFS service status by command:

$netstat-lt

A statement like the following second article shows that your NFS service configuration was successful

TCP 0 0 *:54912 *:* LISTEN

TCP 0 0 *:nfs *:* LISTEN

TCP 0 0 *:40004 *:* LISTEN

Test your file system:

Here assume that your NFS service Linux host IP is: 192.168.1.10

$sudo mount-t nfs-o tcp,nolock 192.168.1.10:home/user/share/mnt

or $ sudo mount-t NFS 192.168.1.10:/home/user/share/mnt

If you don't get an error message, your NFS server has been built up 5

WINDWOS Mount Linux Host NFS

To start the WinDOS NFS Client service:

1. Open Control Panel-> program-> turn Windows features on or off->NFS client

Check Client for NFS, that is, to turn on Windows NFS Client service.

2.win+r->cmd

Mount 192.168.1.10:/home/user/share X:

Successful mount, open my brain, you can see in your network location X: Disk

Explain:

Mount, is the command

192.168.1.10 your Linux host IP

/home/share your shared directory

X: You mount the network file disk-note that it may conflict with your other disk, you can change

3. Cancellation of Mount:

Directly in My Computer mouse click to cancel Map Network drive X:

Or: Win+r->cmd

Input: umount X:

(Umount-a cancels all network drives)

Well, enjoy it, wish you success!