mount <IP address of NAS>:/nfs-share/<share name> <mount point>
For example:
mount 192.168.8.180:/nfs-share/SQL_DB2 /mnt/nas
Redhat Linux 6
The default attempt will try to use NFS version 4 protocol to set up connection in Redhat Linux 6.
Use the following syntax to mount an NFS share.
mount <IP address of NAS>:/<share name> <mount point>
For example:
mount 192.168.8.180:/SQL_DB2 /mnt/nas
Open Solaris 10/11
Open Solaris 10/11 will use NFS version 4 as a default. Use the following syntax to mount an NFS
share.
mount -F nfs -o rw <IP address of NAS>:/<share name> <mount point>
For example:
mount -F nfs -o rw 192.168.8.180:/SQL_DB2 /mnt/nas
NFS and vShpere5
/nfs-share/<share name>
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