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<blockquote data-quote="xstep" data-source="post: 217852" data-attributes="member: 11647">For client NFS access see <a href="http://www.reely.com/darren/xStep/MacOS_Defaults/index.html" target="_blank">http://www.reely.com/darren/xStep/MacOS_Defaults/index.html</a>Its not a how-to, but shows the setup in NetInfo Manager. I don't think the mounts directory exists by default so you'll have to create it via Directory --&gt; New Subdirectory.Then with mounts highlited create another subdirectory with the name of the server and directory to be mounted as seen in the linked images.Then highlite that mount point to add the dir property and the opts property. To add values to the opts property use Directory --&gt; Add Value.On my openBSD box I have a /etc/exports file with the following line in to recognize a username;&nbsp; /home -maproot=xstep -network 10.1.0 -mask 255.255.255.0Also I think I had to add the client to the hosts file in the server.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xstep, post: 217852, member: 11647"] For client NFS access see [url]http://www.reely.com/darren/xStep/MacOS_Defaults/index.html[/url] Its not a how-to, but shows the setup in NetInfo Manager. I don't think the mounts directory exists by default so you'll have to create it via Directory --> New Subdirectory. Then with mounts highlited create another subdirectory with the name of the server and directory to be mounted as seen in the linked images. Then highlite that mount point to add the dir property and the opts property. To add values to the opts property use Directory --> Add Value. On my openBSD box I have a /etc/exports file with the following line in to recognize a username; /home -maproot=xstep -network 10.1.0 -mask 255.255.255.0 Also I think I had to add the client to the hosts file in the server. [/QUOTE]

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