#Mac mount nfs mac#
This mac had no issues doing NFS mounts to solaris11 running on the same physical machine as proxmox previously without issues. The automounter is notoriously sucky (not just an OS X/BSD thing), and may not be setting very 'ideal' mount options. E.g.: /my/export 192.168.5. I never use NFS with OS X, but I do know that when you connect to drives in almost any way with Panther, it uses automount to map the volume.
#Mac mount nfs how to#
Mount_nfs: can't mount /jbod/tank from 10.100.200.200 onto /Volumes/nfs: RPC prog. How to mount a nfs share on macos via the dscl command on Directory Utility The dscl command can be used to mount an NFS share the same way that the ‘Direct. So for MACOS client to work you'll have to add the insecure option to your nfs server in your export. On a Mac OS X(.4.7) client, how do I mount an NFS volume exported by anoher (Mac, Unix, Linux) server automatically at boot time - Ive tried using a standard /etc/fstab entry such as fileserver.local:/Users /Users nfs bg 0 0 which appears to be ignored - Ive tried adding a line to /etc/rc.
#Mac mount nfs mac os x#
I have downloaded and used the apparently well regarded NFS Manager shareware to do the Mac OS X set up of the Mac folder I am exporting (making visible on NFS) and so all of this ought to be correct.MacOS $ mount -v -t nfs 10.100.200.200:/jbod/tank /Volumes/nfs On the Mac itself, I have been unable to find any logs that would help me pin point the problem. So, I have a properly configured NFS client trying to NFS mount the Mac, but all I get is a message at the client side when I attempt the NFS mount saying simply "connection refused by server".
Since each of those boxes is running a different Linux distro, I am assuming that I have it set up correctly, not that I am getting away with it since they are both the same distro (which they aren't). All NFS exports are available on the mac by browsing to /net/The Linux box in question is set up properly for this - it will happily NFS mount the other Linux box in my humble little home network. What I need most critically is for the Mac to act as an NFS server, so that one of Linux boxes can mount its hard drive as accessible storage. The NFS share is mounted at /mnt/nfs on the Mac client.
So if the insecure option isnt set, you will fail to mount an NFS. I have set up a NFS share on a Ubuntu 21.04 VM, which I want to mount on a Mac OS Big Sur client.
However, I have refined the requirements at least. You might very well not have any control over how the Linux NFS server is configured. After working on the problem a little more, I am no further ahead.
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