Got a linux box that has a nfs share - say its at 192.168.1.10 and the share under /etc/exports is
/some_nfs_share 192.168.1.0/24(rw,no_root_squash)
No problem right? On another linux box within the 192 subnet, the following works quite nicely. Assume folders exist.
mount.nfs -rw 192.168.1.10:/some_nfs_share /myfiles
No sweat, mounts right up and I get read-write so I know I did it correctly and ready for the Win2k8. Hop over, install the unix file share stuff (NFS, SMB) and do this ...
mount -o fileaccess=777 nolock casesensitive=yes -u:root -p:* \\192.168.1.10\some_nfs_share *
I can read files ...sort of and I can't write anything. In the windows application logs, I get Event ID: 16397, Source: NfsClnt with this crap
Windows(R) Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) failed a request to connect to Active Directory Domain Services(R) for Windows user <Domain\MyUserAccount>.
Without the corresponding UNIX identity of the Windows user, the user cannot access Network File System (NFS) shared resources.
Verify that the Windows user is in Active Directory Domain Services and has access permissions
The hell? WHY are you trying to authenticate to LDAP? I just gave you a user/pass, why would I need more than that? Ok, FINE I bust out a local account, take that. Nope, exactly same error. Authen fail. I guess I'll have to go uber-lame and go ftp. I hate ftp.
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