SOLVED Access Denied when trying to mount an nfs share

[sillyvain]

I have 2 Truenas Scale servers and I will call the Truenas Scale NFS host Server 1 and the other Truenas Scale NFS client Server 2 and by the way I have no problem mounting the NFS share from Server 1 into Unraid without any issues but when I am trying to access the NFS share on Server 2 I get access is denied.

I also enabled NFS 4 and still doesn't work.

if I do a df -h on server 2 I can see it's mounted.

I created a folder in /mnt/Enterprise

I posted this in Edit Init/ Shutdown Script

mount -t nfs 10.0.0.1:/mnt/MediaStorage/Storage /mnt/Enterprise

 

[sillyvain]

I fixed this myself.. The issue was that my NFS shares was mounted on my server 2 and when I tried to access the folder I would get access denied.

The fix for this is to go to Server 1 and go into your NFS settings and make sure map root is set to root username and wheel for the other one.

 

[fahadshery]

Sometimes, when you're sharing a dataset, you might have put a network that is allowed to connect. You should check that as well to make sure the network you're trying to mount "from" is allowed in the NFS share settings