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This note describes how to access its

Synology NAS


using the NFS protocol
.
Step: Enable the NFS server side SIN

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
1. → Shared Folders then select or create a folder.
2. 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

NAS). If you have configured the NFS server in this way, skip the next step which is an alternative command line.

1. alternative Step: Configure command line Connect to NAS
2. via telnet or ssh.
3. 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
1. 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
2. gid a specific user, enter a command Schell id username
   ) Commit Changes file
   exports
:
3. / usr / sbin / exportfs-a
4. 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:
5. 192.168.0.23: / volume1/data / media / Synology Data-nfs user, auto, exec 0 0
   Install directory:
   
mount / media / Synology Data-