Windows10 through NFS mount linux directory

Roughly divided into the following three steps:

First, start the NFS server

Second, start the NFS client

Third, mount the NFS directory

tool:

win10, virtual machine Ubuntu18.0 system

One,

Start the NFS server linux:

The following are the Ubuntu operating system command: #sudo apt-get install nfs-kernel-server

 

You need to select a file system mounted #vim / etc / exports (may have to use other editors)

Edit the last line of the configuration file to add / fnsroot * (rw, sync, no_root_squash)  

 

 

Then save

You just have to create a configuration directory add

mkdir /fnsroot

 

Restart NFS Services

#/etc/init.d/nfs-kernel-server restart

 

two,

Start windos NFS Client service:

Open the Control Panel -> Programs -> Open or close the windows function -> NFS Client

 

 After saving remember to restart your computer.

 

three:

Mounting NFS directory

The windows have to press the following command

win+R->cmd

mount IP: / nfsroot X: (IP NFS server to get IP, / nfsroot you have to mount the directory path)

Mounted successfully, open my brain point, you can see X in your network location: drive the

 

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/hy546880109/p/12595942.html