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2.4.2.7 NFS
Network File System Server is used to share the USB disk with clients via network. Clients
can mount the remote disk to a local directory for a faster speed than using a Samba server.
To setup NFS:
1. From the navigation panel, go to Advanced > Services > NFS Server.
2. Connect an external USB hard disk drive or USB flash drive to your WiFi Router, and your
device will be displayed here.
3. Enable NFS: Enable or disable NFS service. When disabled, users can't access the USB
storage via the NFS service.
4. Clients: "Clients" are users who can access the shared partition specified. You can
input the proper information into the input field to allow the clients to access
the specified shared partition. The proper permission format is "IP address,
Read and write permission" and if you want to set more than one clients
and with different permission, you can input the information separated by ";".
For read and write permissions, "ro" means "read only" permission and the
"rw" means " read and write" permission. The IP address can be replaced by
"*" and means all IPs. For example,
1) Let the clients with the IP address 192.168.1.2 access the partition
with "read and write" permission.
2) Let two clients access the shared partition. The client with IP
address 192.168.1.2 has "read only" permission, and the client with IP
address 192.168.1.3 has "read and write" permission. >
192.168.1.2,ro;192.168.1.3,rw
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