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centos 6.2 cant see all files on nfs mount

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https://www.centos.org – It appears the NFS clients broke in the RedHat line of products at some point after Fedora Core 14.Here are two more data points :The NFS server is a netgear READYNAS Ultra ... [by harryd] (Distributions)

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I've got a Netgear ReadyNas Duo v2 (2 disk slots).

I have one RedHat 6 machine and three Mac OS machines. I want the RedHat one to be a file server, so that all files will be stored there. All Mac clients will access this server according to their rights.

It seems that this will not use samba. Could you please let me know what should I do in this case?

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The mounting is done via autofs but that doesn't seem to make any difference.

yum install dhcp, error! 3 years 36 weeks ago

Heya!

I'm having a problem.

For a school project I need to install a Fedora virtual machine (on VMware Server), setting it up as a server. I am encountering the following problem.

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NFS not mouting at boot 47 weeks 1 day ago

hi guys

I have a server suse 11 two IP different segments one IP is point to point to NFS Storage.

Administration IP: 10.7.10.100 NFS-Storage IP: 192.168.10.50

weird thing is I defined the NFS I can mount them using mount -a but when I reboot the server the NFS mount points are not there and I have to manually mount them again by mount -a

update--- I just discovered if I start the nfs service