How to mount on linux

Nas-dude

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I setup freenas because i want to setup a linux and windows share,

i followed all the steps online and i was successful on windows 10 and also mapping it

now on linux, i am having a problem "mapping" or as it's called on linux "mounting"

I already did all the steps, such as pools and sharing path,

I just need to mount it from my linux desktop,

what command do i have to use?

my share path is:

/mnt/SecondHD/DataSetTwo

share.png
 
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sudo mount -t smb USER@192.168.1.111:/mnt/SecondHD/DataSetTwo /mnt/media/dataset2

You will have to sub example info for your actual info.
 

Fredda

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From the screenshot it's about NFS. So the command would be
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.1.111:/mnt/SecondHD/DataSetTwo /mnt/media/dataset2
 
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Yes, true. You might also need nfs-common then.
 
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