The following options are supported:
| -name:<sharename> | assigns a name to the exported path as an alternate name for mounting. |
| -alldirs | allows the host(s) to mount at any point within the filesystem. |
| -umask:<mask> | set the umask for group and world permissions on the filesystem, default 022 |
| -readonly | limits access to reading |
| -public | Enables WebNFS access. |
| -lowercase | maps all file names to lowercase, otherwise case is preserved. |
| -mapall:<uid>[:<gid>] | all Unix user-ids and group-ids are mapped to the specified user-id and group-id. |
| -maproot:<uid>[:<gid>] | the Unix super user root is mapped to the specified user-id, group-id. Without a mapping entry root will be mapped to user and group nobody. |
| -range | IP adresses are interpreted in pairs as from-to ranges enabling client access from all addresses in a range (more flexible than the unix -net -mask options). |
On the client side use standard Unix notation for mounting drives and directories:
C: --> /c
D:\nfs --> /d/nfs
e.g.: Directory D:\nfs is mounted on /mnt/nfs.
mount -t nfs 192.168.1.4:/d/nfs /mnt/nfs
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