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Readynas 626X Unable to mount NFS Drive in windows systems
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Readynas 626X Unable to mount NFS Drive in windows systems
Hi All,
We have recently purchased a ReadyNas 626X.
We created a folder configured for NFS access(SMB is disabled). We have enabled NFS Client in our devices and tried to mount it using "mount -o annon \\<nas ip address>\<nfc foldername> X:\ " command in CMD. but we are getting bellow error message
Network Error - 53
Tried NET HELPMSG 53
it shows "The network path was not found"
We also tried to mount using "Map Network Drive" option from my computer but getting error "An unexpected error occured"
Can somebody tell me if i should do any additional configuration to get it worked?
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Re: Readynas 626X Unable to mount NFS Drive in windows systems
@anoopp wrote:
We have enabled NFS Client in our devices and tried to mount it using "mount -o annon \\<nas ip address>\<nfc foldername> X:\ " command in CMD. but we are getting bellow error message
Network Error - 53
Tried NET HELPMSG 53
it shows "The network path was not found"
The NAS NFS export includes the volume name (which is data if you are using XRAID). So the path should be \\<nas ip address>\<nas volume name>\<nfc sharename>.
You should be able to see the NFS shares by simply entering \\<nas ip address> in the file explorer address bar.
FWIW, "annon" should be "anon" in your mount command (likely just a typo in your post).
@anoopp wrote:
We created a folder configured for NFS access(SMB is disabled).
If you are concerned about SMB 1 in the NAS, you can alternatively install the SMB Plus client, and set the minimum protocol to SMB 2.x or SMB 3.x.