RevDrew wrote:I don't think the registry hacks are worth doing as he is trying to use NFS, not CIFS and that likely wont affect him at all in this case.
I thought so initially, but then thought WTH. Oh, well.
RevDrew wrote:I don't think the registry hacks are worth doing as he is trying to use NFS, not CIFS and that likely wont affect him at all in this case.


ripper2860 wrote:RevDrew wrote:I don't think the registry hacks are worth doing as he is trying to use NFS, not CIFS and that likely wont affect him at all in this case.
I thought so initially, but then thought WTH. Oh, well.

KAD wrote:so the check list
if I'm not mistaken you've
(with firewalls disabled)
logged into telnet
set password in telnet
logged into ssh
execute xmount cmd via ssh in putty with no success
execute mount -t nfs via ssh in putty after trying the xmount cmd
still nothing working?
oh and I think we beat hanewin into the ground confirming that you have that set up correctly
did I mis anything, anybody else have idea's
KAD




b-rad.cc wrote:1) you're already logged into ssh in that picture
2) how do you not know the xmount command you're supposed to enter? its the same from your net.mounts
3) you type in mount -t nfs
4) you still have never executed the showmount -e 10.0.0.39 commands from the wdtvl, where are they?





leonardus wrote:4 > showmount -e 10.0.0.39


b-rad.cc wrote:leonardus wrote:4 > showmount -e 10.0.0.39
this shows that your hanewin is not configured correctly, some ports aren't open, or something else altogether having to deal with your W7 machine.


leonardus wrote:b-rad.cc wrote:leonardus wrote:4 > showmount -e 10.0.0.39
this shows that your hanewin is not configured correctly, some ports aren't open, or something else altogether having to deal with your W7 machine.
I've opened this 3 ports:
This are my hanewin 1.71 settings:






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