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Go back to main menu by pressing
EXIT
button, reboot the system.
Choose NETWORK
（
Samba
）
on the main screen then you can visit shared media
files on your shared PC.
2.
NFS Setup Instructions
Network File System (NFS) is a network file system protocol, allowing a user on a client
computer to access files over a network as easily as if the network devices were attached to
its local disks.
NFS Server and Client (limHD200i) Configuration
1)
How to setup NFS server
login Linux server as root, edit the configuration file '/etc/exports', specify the
shared directory and access permissions etc.
Run the following command to edit /etc/exports:
# vi /etc/exports
Add the following content:
/home/user/nfs 192.168.*.*
（
rw,sync,no_root_squash
）
// 'user' is a linux user directory, need to create a new 'nfs' directory under the 'user'
directory
Save and exit.
The added content stands for: limHD200i(IP address in the range of 192.168.*.* )
can access the directory '/home/work' with read/write permissions.
/home/user/nfs is also named as server export shared directory.
Parameters in the blanket are described as below:
rw
: read/write access permissions, ro - read only
sync
: synchronous write in cache memory and Disk; you can also use async, in the
case of using async data will be stored temporarily in cache memory
rather than written in the disk immediately.
no_root_squash
：
user property of NFS server shared directory; If the user is root,
the shared directory can be treated as local root.
run the following commend to start portmap:
# /etc/rc.d/init.d/portmap start
run the following command to start NFS service. NFS will then activate finger
daemon and monitor the client requirements:
# /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs start
User can reboot Linux server and start NFS service automatically.
