OMV6 Unable to remote mount Zyxel NAS

  • Hi,


    Relatively new OMV6 install (cloned from a HDD to SDD). I'm trying to remote mount a Zyxel NAS326 in OMV6, but have having errors when applying the change. I've tried several iterations that have succeeded for others, but not working for me. (Options/ver 3 to 2, rebooting, refreshing etc). Could this possibly be a result of cloning my original install from a HDD to a SSD and the UUID is wrong?



    After applying changing I get a big red box pop-up, only including the false ID.




    Output of journalctl -xe


    Code
    sudo blkid
    /dev/sdb1: UUID="b19d92a6-e2e0-4b5f-8a73-772915a100a1" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="b2aff62a-cf62-4adc-946c-bfbdec0a3361"
    /dev/sda1: UUID="071ed228-4729-40a6-9843-5dd0249af839" BLOCK_SIZE="4096" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="d6df43fd-01"


    Any ideas? Thanks.

  • ramack

    Hat den Titel des Themas von „OMV6 Unable to remote mount“ zu „OMV6 Unable to remote mount Zyxel NAS“ geändert.
  • ramack Did you check/tick the "fstab" option when you created the remote mount? It looks like it's optional in the plugin UI but I don't think it is . I don't know why you are seeing those time zone errors.


    If there's any doubt your OMV6 can see your zyxel shares, you can always check that at the OMV CLI with a showmount command and or test whether it mounts at the CLI. I assumed you've picked NFS at the mount type for your remote mount - picking SMB/CIFS when you intend to use rsync can give serious perms headaches.


    Once the remount is correctly mount it should show up under your filesystems.

  • Did you check/tick the "fstab" option when you created the remote mount? It looks like it's optional in the plugin UI but I don't think it is . I don't know why you are seeing those time zone errors.

    Yes, I checked the box with similar/same results.


    No, I was using smb/cifs. NFS makes sense now that you point it out. But would that affect mounting?

  • ramack Keep fstab selected and use NFS for this job. Don't select NFSv4 unless you are sure the zyxel NAS supports it. Whether you should be using rsize/wsize options is debatable. Once mounted you can then create a task with a rysnc command with the options you need. E,g, : syncing remote mount directory path to local absolute shared folder path.



    As always taking care with permissions and sync to a test folder on OMV first. This just mimics the command you would executed at the CLI.

  • Still getting errors. I'm thinking a fresh install might help, maybe just to eliminate any clone info that might be causing problems. Should I consider OMV5 instead of OMV6? The hardware isn't "new" but it's definitely not old. Lenovo mini form factor, Intel 3GHz. 4G RAM.

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    Should I consider OMV5 instead of OMV6?

    Definitely not. OMV 5 is EOL. OMV 6 doesn't have anymore hardware requirements than OMV 5 either.

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  • ramack What are the errors? Please be more specific. You know how to mount a nfs share at the OMV6 CLI to test if OMV6 can see your zyxel shares? Check what zyxel NFS shares are visible to OMV6 at the CLI with:


    Code
    showmount -e <ip of zyxel>


    mount with:


    Code
    mount -vvv -t nfs  <ip of zyxel>:/<sharename>  /mnt
    
    umount /mnt  


    The inclusion of the -vvv option will show the NFS version of export from the zyxel NAS..


    If it mounts a the CLi you can check perms on zyxel. Assuming of course the zyxel has stored the data on a linux compat file system and not ntfs. Let's get the basics right and then set this up via OMv6 webui.

    Einmal editiert, zuletzt von Krisbee () aus folgendem Grund: correct typos

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