Use NFS under Windows to hang a local folder on to a remote device

Ensure two devices can ping and shut down the Windows system firewall

To install Server for NFS under Windows, refer to blog 1 blog 2

Search Hanewin NFS Server_2842.rar get NFS software.

Modify the NFS profile after you configure Windows based on your blog. The file format is as follows: (the default is "read/write" When not read-write) the actual address read-write permission alias target remote device IP

E:\conv-readonly-name:conv 192.168.2.188

After the setup is complete, restart the NFS service by blog.

Using the talnet login device, first create a folder of your own, where I created a folder called Xiaowei, and then execute the Mount command on the device, where 192.168.2.137 is my work machine, the IP of the Windows system machine.

Mount-t Nfs-o nolock 192.168.2.137:/conv/home/admin/xiaowei

Mount complete, you can see the corresponding file. If you want to execute some files, you need to add permissions using the chmod command.
When the following appears

Mount device or resource busy

Because the mount point is already mounted, you need to uninstall Umount first and then mount it again.