How to use NFS sharing in Windows7
? The NFS client feature is included in Windows 7 and can be turned on and off with Windows features, programs and features, in Control Panel. NFS Service "To open, of course, the default Telnet client is also invalid, can also be opened here. Once the installation is complete, you can use the NFS share through the mount and Showmount commands in the Windows command-line window.?==========================================c:\> Showmount/? Usage: SHOWMOUNT-E [Server]
?????? showmount-a [Server]
?????? showmount-d [Server]
C:\>mount/?
Usage:? Mount [-O options] [-u:username] [-p:<password | *>] <\\computername\sharename> <devicename | *>
-O rsize=size?????????????? Sets the size of the read buffer in kilobytes (KB).
-O wsize=size?????????????? Sets the size of the write buffer in kilobytes (KB).
-O timeout=time???????????? Sets the time-out value (in seconds) for the RPC call.
-O retry=number???????????? Sets the number of retries for the soft mount.
-O mtype=soft|hard????????? Sets the mount type.
-O Lang=euc-jp|euc-tw|euc-kr|shift-jis|big5|ksc5601|gb2312-80|ansi
??????????????????????????? Specifies the encoding to use for file and directory names.
-O fileaccess=mode????????? Specifies the permission mode for the file.
??????????????????????????? These modes are used to create an NFS server on the
??????????????????????????? New file. Specified using UNIX style mode bits.
-O anon???????????????????? Mount as an anonymous user.
-O nolock?????????????????? Disables locking.
-O casesensitive=yes|no???? Specifies that a case-sensitive file lookup is performed on the server.
-O sec=sys|krb5|krb5i==========================================
A simple example:==========================================C:\>showmount-a 10.128.132.175
All mount points at 10.128.132.175:
10.128.128.185???????????????????? :/vol/volx
10.128.132.10????????????????????? :/vol/vol0
10.128.132.10????????????????????? :/vol/vol3
10.128.132.10????????????????????? :/vol/volx
10.128.132.115???????????????????? :/vol/vol1? C:\>mount \\10.128.132.175\vol\vol0
Z:Z: Successfully connected to \\10.128.132.175\vol\vol0? It is important to note that mount point differs from Linux and UNIX, not using a directory as a mount, but using an unused drive letter. For example, "Z:" in the example above. This allows you to access your share through the Z: Disk. Very convenient. It's quicker than the CIFS approach.==========================================?
How to use NFS sharing in Windows7
