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Hi Can you please help me in Automouting the NFS share in linux pc.
i have mounted the nfs manually whenever i restart my pc it goes off.
in Server: /etc/export (i have added)
/opt/x1 *(rw,sync)
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.1:/opt/x1 /home/x2 in (clientpc)
help me on automouting the nfs which it should be stable after restart.
Adding it to /etc/fstab will do the trick. If you have it mounted manually you can check /etc/mtab and copy the line for your NFS from that file to /etc/fstab. Then after any reboot your NFS will be mounted.
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