Share path of server
 

Hi,
I expect to access one shared path like
\\113.255.213.124\tmp

and I followed the below steps
https://www.techotopia.com/index.php...d_UNIX_Systems

but it was hung to run below command

mount CentOS6:/tmp /home/shared

How? Would it be possible to achieve this on CentOS 6?

Are you trying to mount an nfs share on a Windows computer?

**AGAIN** you provide little detail. What is the client running? Have you done ANY common sense diagnostics, like checking to make sure that NFS is running on the server, or that the firewall is open?? And did you actually try to replace the CentOS6 in your mount command to be the NAME OF YOUR SERVER OR IP ADDRESS?????

You typed in the example from the website, verbatim...hard to believe your host name is exactly the same. Nice of you to follow up in your last three threads to post what was done to get things working, too.

@Huamin,

What exactly happened when you ran that mount command? Did you get any error?

Rtmistler,
The mount command does keep on waiting and there is error like

[root@CentOS65x64 huamin]# mount CentOS6:/tmp /home/shared
mount.nfs: Connection timed out
[root@CentOS65x64 huamin]#

are you sure the name of the remote host is CentOS6 ?
are you sure is there anything shared as /tmp on that host?
did you check the log files?

And **AGAIN**, is there some reason you ignore the other questions and replies?? As you were asked:

• What is the client OS?
• What is the host name of the NFS server?
• Did you try putting in the IP address instead of a hostname?
• Have you done **ANY** basic troubleshooting, such as checking the network/firewalls?

If you're not going to answer questions and provide details, as you've been asked many, MANY times (your previous three threads are excellent examples), why bother posting? You STILL need to read the "Question Guidelines", and show some efforts of your own.

@Huamin,

My follow up questions are exactly what pan64 has asked.

Please follow up with those details.

Pan64 & Rtmistler,
Thanks. How should "/tmp" be created?

Yes, and you're welcome for my help, too.

You've not answered ONE SINGLE QUESTION that any of us have asked. And you don't appear to be actually thinking about what you're doing, but just typing things in. The /tmp can be ANY directory you exported via NFS. Or are you trying NFS, because you can't figure out how to get SFTP working, from your other threads???

@Huamin,

My continued follow up questions are exactly what pan64 has asked.

Please follow up with those details. If you cannot then there is nothing we can help you with in this forum.

rtmistler, I asked the same questions in post #3, and again in post #7.