This note describes how to access its
Login to interface
Management
of
Synology
.
Go
Network Services
→
NFS and tick Enable NFS
. 
Step Two: Configure the server side NFS NAS Login to interface Management of
Synology .
Go
- Privilèges
- → Shared Folders then select or create a folder.
- Click Privileges NFS → Create ; enter the IP number of client who seek to mount the directory in the first field, in the second field, choose Read Only and Read / Write ; in the third field, select the mapping option (ie how the client will be perceived by the
- alternative Step: Configure command line Connect to NAS
- via telnet or ssh.
- If the file / var / lib / nfs / rmtab does not exist, create it: touch / var / lib / nfs / rmtab Type vi / etc / exports to edit exports.
To share the directory
/ volume1/data with the client whose IP address is 192.168.0.20
giving him rights to read and write, and mapping it with the user of
- uid
- 1027 and gid of 100, add the line: / volume1/data 192.168.0.20 (rw, all_squash, anonuid = 1027, anongid = 100) (Rem: to know the uid
and - gid a specific user, enter a command Schell id username
) Commit Changes file
exports : - / usr / sbin / exportfs-a
- Last step: mount directories client side (your workstation) Install package nfs-common to use NFS or as client or server.
To access the NFS protocol
directory / volume1/data of SIN, the amount in the directory / media / Synology -Data must be added to your file / etc / fstab line Next: - 192.168.0.23: / volume1/data / media / Synology Data-nfs user, auto, exec 0 0
Install directory:
mount / media / Synology Data-
