vit Posted December 25, 2009 Posted December 25, 2009 I've got LInux computer with NFS server in kernel mode. I've installed UNIX services and now can mount NFS share with mount -u:user -p:* server:/home/user/ z: But I'm always getting read-only access, but now write access. This doesn't depend on user I use (I can use no user but still have read-only access or use root user from my Linux). From Linux machines I'm getting rw access with no problems. What should I check or do to get rw access?
cluberti Posted December 25, 2009 Posted December 25, 2009 You will only get read/write access to an NFS share on a remote unix box with SFU when the User Name Mapping server component is installed, and the UID for the current user matches the UID of a user on the unix system. I've not tried SFU for the client, but I know on Windows server after installing SFU 3.5 these were required, or the behavior you see is expected.
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