Howdy folks!
Referencing this thread which was closed without a response: thread90-1119984 (Not a lot of responses to these NFS queries, are there?)
I'm trying to do exactly the same thing allbymyself was attempting with NFS volumes, hopefully keep the mapping available as a "service" in Windows Server 2003 R2, SP2. Once the volume is accessible via a hard or soft mount, a UNC path is allowed to access it, which would be preferable.
There are a lot of details on both the UNIX and Windows ends which I'm intentionally leaving out. Suffice it to say I can mount the volume anonymously only, and can only write under the root folder of the volume, not directly to it.
Has anyone had any success resolving a similar problem?
Thanks,
mdwsgl
Referencing this thread which was closed without a response: thread90-1119984 (Not a lot of responses to these NFS queries, are there?)
I'm trying to do exactly the same thing allbymyself was attempting with NFS volumes, hopefully keep the mapping available as a "service" in Windows Server 2003 R2, SP2. Once the volume is accessible via a hard or soft mount, a UNC path is allowed to access it, which would be preferable.
There are a lot of details on both the UNIX and Windows ends which I'm intentionally leaving out. Suffice it to say I can mount the volume anonymously only, and can only write under the root folder of the volume, not directly to it.
Has anyone had any success resolving a similar problem?
Thanks,
mdwsgl