Pathname of the exported file system on Windows NFS Server

NFS Client runs on UNIX.
NFS Server runs on Windows.


How to specify the device (Windoes-directory/folder) to be mounted on
mount point (UNIX-directory)?


The problem is how to set the pathname of the exported file system on
Windows NFS Server.


For UNIX NFS Server the pathname might be set as it follows
<IP address of UNIX machine>:/dir1/dir2


For instance, Windows machine contains folder C:\folder1\folder2 that
is to be exported.
How to set the pathname? What to do with "C:"?


It seems that
<IP address of UNIX machine>:C:\folder1\folder2
doesn't work.


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Alex Vinokur
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Alex Vinokur

"Alex Vinokur" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> NFS Client runs on UNIX.
> NFS Server runs on Windows.
>
>
> How to specify the device (Windoes-directory/folder) to be mounted on
> mount point (UNIX-directory)?
>
>
> The problem is how to set the pathname of the exported file system on
> Windows NFS Server.
>
>
> For UNIX NFS Server the pathname might be set as it follows
> <IP address of UNIX machine>:/dir1/dir2
>
>
> For instance, Windows machine contains folder C:\folder1\folder2 that
> is to be exported.
> How to set the pathname? What to do with "C:"?
>
>
> It seems that
> <IP address of UNIX machine>:C:\folder1\folder2
> doesn't work.
>
>
> --
> Alex Vinokur
> email: alex DOT vinokur AT gmail DOT com
> http://mathforum.org/library/view/10978.html
> http://sourceforge.net/users/alexvn
>
>
>
You set the share name on the Windows machine as described in an article in
Help & Support. You will need to consult the Unix folks about how to mount
the Share on the Unix system.
Jim

Alex Vinokur wrote:
> NFS Client runs on UNIX.
> NFS Server runs on Windows.

Which NFS server? Windows doesn't come with a built-in one. If you use SFU
then right-click a folder, go to its properties and select NFS sharing to
export it. The remote name you specify will be the name to give on the Unix
side.

--
Eugene Gershnik
http://www.gershnik.com

Alex Vinokur wrote:
> NFS Client runs on UNIX.
> NFS Server runs on Windows.

Which NFS server? Windows doesn't come with one.

> How to specify the device (Windoes-directory/folder) to be mounted on
> mount point (UNIX-directory)?

Depends on NFS server. If you use SFU then just share the folder
(Right-click/Properties/NFS Sharing) and there you can specify the mount
name to expose.


--
Eugene
http://www.gershnik.com