nfs mount w/o dhcp
Hi All,
I have Linux on embedded device and another linux machine, both connected to bridge. which is not in the main network (no dhcp). I can do ping, but can't mount nfs from embedded to desktop. If both connected to the main network, same nfs mount works.
I want to solve it. My mount command is mount -o nolock,tcp 192.168.1.1:/opt /.mnt/opt Can i configure nfs on desktop somehow to solve it?
Zaphod
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Hi All,
I have Linux on embedded device and another linux machine, both connected to bridge. which is not in the main network (no dhcp). I can do ping, but can't mount nfs from embedded to desktop. If both connected to the main network, same nfs mount works.
I want to solve it. My mount command is mount -o nolock,tcp 192.168.1.1:/opt /.mnt/opt Can i configure nfs on desktop somehow to solve it?
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Zaphod
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You need to make sure the appropriate routes are set on the bridge for network_A to traverse over to network_B.
Justin.
What is the error or other messages related to nfs in the system logs ?
-Anup
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Hi All,
I have Linux on embedded device and another linux machine, both connected to bridge. which is not in the main network (no dhcp). I can do ping, but can't mount nfs from embedded to desktop. If both connected to the main network, same nfs mount works.
I want to solve it. My mount command is mount -o nolock,tcp 192.168.1.1:/opt /.mnt/opt Can i configure nfs on desktop somehow to solve it?
Zaphod
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