Windows server 2008 r2 connect to nfs

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Access to the NFS share is designated by IP address of the client computer and does not involve any unix usernames. I do not have any DFS services installed. Besides, the hotfix request form only allows me to request the Vista version and I am using Windows R2. Assuming your Windows Server R2 system is Multihoming then? The more information the better, you might even find a step you inadvertently missed in double-checking these items to aid troubleshooting.

This posting is "as is" without warranties and confers no rights. In this instance, I am using it as a NAS where a share is created on the cluster and available to the network. I have worked with Scale to resolve this issue, but their technician beleives there is a problem outside their product. I found the following post on Symantec forum. Please check if it helps. I'm sorry Brian, but this doesn't help.

Access is controlled by IP address of the client and I have confirmed that. I'd go with what Pablo suggested, mount a Samba share; that or FTP ftp sites can be mapped to network drives. Neither is a wonderful solution, but work. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name.

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