Did you install the SMB/CIFS plugin? try that first.
You might need to use the no_root_squash option in the omv nfs extra options. This stops the redirection/blocking of root.
Whenever I have had to mount nfs shared from OMV, I have had to use it
Details can be found by clicking the manual page link under the extra options, which will bring you here:
exports(5) — nfs-kernel-server — Debian bookworm — Debian Manpages
I indeed have it installed and then also inputted the no squash command;
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.2.181:/Server
Which of these have checked?
1. client can ping server by ip or hostname.
2. server nfs shares are visible to client - showmount -e <server ip> ( works only when OMV server is set to use NFSv3 )
3. add verbose option "-v" to client mount command.
4. nfs share config may have correct syntax, but does it make sense re: your own network, e.g. subnets used, etc.
Did you install the SMB/CIFS plugin? try that first.
Not applicable.
Display MoreOMV;
192.168.2.181 [Server IP]
/Server [Share]
192.168.0.0/16 [Clients Allowed [I also tried 192.168.1.0/24 more specifically]]
Linux [Remote]
192.168.1.180 [Client IP]
/mnt/NFS [Mount place]
mount -t nfs 192.168.2.181:/Server /mnt/NFS/ [Command to Mount]
Error;
Codemount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting 192.168.2.181:/ServerAnd indeed, /Server is the share, as it has always been.
What Linux client system are you using. Does it have the nfs-common package (or similar) installed?
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