connection refused
 

hello world

I got output verbal connection refused , again the error = connection refused

Please try the following command mount.nfs or mount.nfs4 append verbal -v
then you got the connection refused


thank you

Did it ever work before. Verbal implies spoken.

want it works . "It" means "router" dlink, netgear, cisco ...
it spoken = connection refused , error

No, not using third party dd-wrt

You are giving very little information. If you have an issue that you need help with, you need to be more verbose. See my signature for a link on how to ask a question

Try/post: showmount -e 192.168.1.1; rpcinfo -p 192.168.1.1

I suppose you want to mount an NFS folder.

The -v parameter implies verbose.

You can type: man mount
It's a good documentation for the parameters.

Try this command below:

mount -t nfs //192.168.1.1/where_d_folder_is -o username=root,password=MyNikePassword /mnt/mount_nfs_folder_here

Then try to check by the command below:

mount -v

check out links below:
https://access.redhat.com/documentat...-Mounting.html

https://unix.stackexchange.com/quest...ed-as-v3-or-v4

do you create a new user for each problem???

yes, want to mount an NFS folder inside a router but I have no password.
Do the router have a root password?? sorry I don't know the root password.
the default password and login username = admin ... it is web login , enter the web setup config menu



None =)

please wait, I try command showmount and rpcinfo

showmount give me
output error = connection refused

signature ?

if no -v option, nothing output. So I append the -v at the end

Does the router have NFS capability? Posting a make/model might help us. I would guess probably not and that you would use samba i.e. cifs.

It would also help if we knew the router was running the original or third party firmware like DD-WRT.

If the router has NFS capability then I would expect a web page to enable NFS and configure specific shares (export directories).

showmount -e 192.168.1.1
unable to receive: errno111 connection refused

It makes it difficult to follow if you answer questions by editing previous posts.

It makes it very difficult to help you if you do not provide answers to all the questions asked.

For error 111 make sure that rpcbind is running.

Again without knowing the manufacture / model number of the router we can not confirm that it has nfs capability.

If it does have any file sharing capability it is probably windows compatible which means you need to use cifs(samba) instead of nfs.

Means it doesn't have nfs service (port 2049) running.
https://serverfault.com/questions/53...v4-and-rpcbind

Can you do a nmap scan on it?