If it is desired for the NFS share mount to persist after reboot/shutdown, add an entry to the /etc/fstab file: 192.168.1.214:/volume1/Downloads /media/NAS/Downloads nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr Step 3 - Make Sure nfs-common is Installed sudo apt install nfs-common Step 4 - Mount a ShareĬreate a target directory for your mount point, and execute the following command adjusted with the NFS server IP and the mount directory: sudo mount 192.168.1.214:/volume1/Downloads /media/NAS/Downloads Step 5 - Auto Mount at Boot Step 2 - Create/Edit a Shared Folder to Add NFS Permissions: The checkbox for the setting can be found under:Ĭontrol Panel → File Services → Win/Mac/NFS → NFS Service → Enable NFSįor further details and screenshots on how to enable NFS see these instructions within the Synology guide on setting up NFS. If NFS is not enabled on the NAS, you must first enable it.
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