> Thanks, this did not help...but I at least get another errormessage > now...feels like I am getting closer....Now I get: > > mount: wrong type of filesystem, erranous flag, error in superblock on > 192.168.2.8:/home/anders, or too many mounted filesystems. I let Control > Center write to /etc/fstab > > /Anders
Getting closer. It is probably something really simple. Couple of things to check. 1/ In your /etc/exports file there should not be any spaces between the subnet mask and the (rw) access. 2/ If you can see the share displayed in the MCC GUI, then the share is obviously being exported. But have you been putting anything in the /etc/hosts.allow, and /etc/hosts.deny files ? Mine are both blank. 3/ Is the portmap service running? (Not sure if it is needed, but mine is running) 4/ Do you have a firewall running on that interface? (That would kinda kill NFS operation) (BTW: NFS is not very secure and should not be used on any Lan segment which is not 'trusted'. ) derek
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