I have a basic GluserFS running and I also have NFS-Ganesha installed and running all on an ubuntu 22.04 server. See http://www.whiteboardcoder.com/2023/03/glusterfs-etcfstab-mount-options.html [1] for the details of the NFS setup

Mounting NFS drive From Windows 10 Pro.

I am not sure if this works on windows 10 (non-pro version)
I am going to do this from a Windows 10 Pro install.

Open up the Control Panel

Search for

> turn windows

Click on
Turn Windows Feature on or off

Open up Services for NFS
and checkbox on Client for NFS
then click OK

Give it a few seconds to install

Click Close

OK open up DOS prompt and run the following command
(Well adjust it for your system my NFS server is running on a server at 192.168.200)

> mount -o anon \\192.168.0.200\volume-one z:

There it is.

Now I can see all the files I have there and simply drag and drop ones there too.

Automount NFS

OK, now how do we automount this drive for our own convenience.

Search for run and click on the Run program.

Type in

shell:startup

And hit OK

This should open up your start up folder.

Let’s place a .bat file in here to mount NFS on startup

mount -o anon \\192.168.0.200\volume-one F:

Name it nfsmount.bat

OK Now reboot and see if it will auto mount.

It took 10 seconds after the reboot but then it mounted just fine

I would call that a success !

[1]       GlusterFS /etc/fstab mount options GlusterFS/NFS testing in Ubuntu 22.04
http://www.whiteboardcoder.com/2023/03/glusterfs-etcfstab-mount-options.html
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[2]       Enable NFS client in Windows 10
  https://kbhost.nl/knowledgebase/enable-nfs-client-in-windows-10/
Accessed 03/2023
[3]       Persistent NFS Client on Windows 10
  https://dop-amine.com/posts/persistent-nfs-windows/
Accessed 03/2023