Synology NAS Procedure Share a NFS Folder: Difference between revisions
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# No mapping | # "No mapping": Allows all users of NFS client, including root users, to maintain original access privileges. | ||
# Map root to admin | # "Map root to admin": Assigns access privileges to root users of NFS client equivalent to the admin user access privileges on your system. | ||
# Map root to guest | # "Map root to guest": Assigns access privileges to root users of NFS client equivalent to the guest access privileges on your system. | ||
# Map all users to admin | # "Map all users to admin": Assigns access privileges to all users of NFS client equivalent to the admin user access privileges on your system. |
Revision as of 02:43, 15 May 2018
External
Internal
Overview
If the NFS service has not been setup yet, set it up:
Procedure
Main Menu -> Control Panel -> Shard Folder -> Create
Name: The name specified here will propagate as mount path: /volumeX/shared-folder-name
Description:
Volume:
Check "Hide this shared folder in 'My Network Places'"
Check "Hide sub-folders and files from users without permissions"
Leave "Enable Recycle Bin" unchecked.
Permissions
Advanced
NFS Permissions
Access can be restricted to a specific host or network, by specifying "Hostname or IP". The host may be specified in three ways:
- Single host.
- Wildcards *.example.com.
- Network segment: 203.74.205.32/255.255.255.0, 203.74.205.32/24.
Privilege:
- Read/Write
- Read only
Squash:
- "No mapping": Allows all users of NFS client, including root users, to maintain original access privileges.
- "Map root to admin": Assigns access privileges to root users of NFS client equivalent to the admin user access privileges on your system.
- "Map root to guest": Assigns access privileges to root users of NFS client equivalent to the guest access privileges on your system.
- "Map all users to admin": Assigns access privileges to all users of NFS client equivalent to the admin user access privileges on your system.