Mounting an NFS storage to an ESXI 6.7.0 fails

[vonganzweitweg]

I am using TrueNAS-13.0-RELEASE and wanted to mount an NFS storage to an ESXi Server 6.7.
I has found these instructions:

How To Add NFS Datastores To vCenter 6.5 Using FreeNAS 11.2 Storage

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How to Configure NFS Share in TrueNAS CORE

In this blog, I will show you how to Configure NFS Share in TrueNAS CORE. Creating a Network File System (NFS) share on TrueNAS CORE gives the benefit of

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But no matter if I use NFS3 or NFS4 on the ESXi Server, I never get a connection.
Which log files give me information about the cause?
I created a TCP dump on the Truenas during the ESXi Server connection attempt.
The Screen for nfs3 and nfs4 are in the appendix (ESXi Server ...115, Truenas ...118.
Thanks for everybody who like help me.

 

[Elliot Dierksen]

I am not where I can look at my TN servers, but I do recall that in advanced options I need to set the "maproot" user to "root" and the "maproot" group to "wheel". Have you applied any IP host or network restriction to the NFS share, and is the NFS service running? If those are covered, are you sure which interface the ESXi host is using to making the connection? If ESXi isn't sourcing traffic from the expected IP/network, that could cause the restrictions to kick in.

 

[vonganzweitweg]

It has works, thanks