SOLVED Can't connect through NFS share from Windows

[CheeryFlame]

Hello, I'm using a dataset called configs to store all my charts data. The permissions on that dataset are for the user apps (568) and I need to keep it as that. Right now everytime I want to copy/edit data, I'm doing it with commands through the Shell but now I've deployed web apps that needs constant editing I'd like to access my data quicker directly in Windows Explorer.

I've turned on the NFS service on Windows

I've mounted my NFS share with this command

Code:

mount -o anon \\10.0.10.13\mnt\Pollen\configs :Z

I've confirmed it was mounted right as you can see on this screenshot

I've edited my registry and added the correct values for my user Anonymous in the registry

Then I rebooted my computer (nfs service) and I'm getting this error when I'm trying to connect

I'm not really good with NFS shares and would really appreciate some help.

Thank you!

 

[winnielinnie]

Why are you using UID/GID 2?

 

[CheeryFlame]

`Well I feel stupid. I thought for some reason it wasn't possible to have an SMB share if you have a NFS share on the same dataset. I was wrong, so this is pointless in solving. I'll mark this post as resolved.