NOTE
1. TCP port 111 is the portmapper.
2. TCP port 2049 is for NFS.
3. Buffalo NAS units do NOT support NFS.
Synology
- Logon to web console of SAN (Storage Area Network)
- Go to Control Panel
- Under Services, make sure NFS is enabled
- Go to Shared Folder
- Select or Create a Shared folder
- Edit Shared Folder
- Create NFS rule
- For Hostname or IP, put in the IP address of the UCX.
If UCX is Cloud based:
- Ensure firewall forwarding rules for TCP ports 111 and 2049 are forwarded to the IP address of the SAN.
- Use public IP address of UCX
Set permissions as indicated as illustrated below.
QNAP
- Logon to web console of SAN
- Go to Control Panel
- Go to Network Services
- Select NFS tab and ensure Enable NFS is checked
- Go to Shared Folder
- Select or Create a Shared folder
- Edit Shared Folder Permission
- For Hostname or IP, put in the IP address of the UCX.
If UCX is Cloud based:- Ensure firewall forwarding rules for TCP ports 111 and 2049 are forwarded to the IP address of the SAN.
- Use public IP address of UCX
Set permissions as indicated as illustrated below.
TerraMaster
- Logon to web console of SAN
- Go to Control Panel
- Go to Network Services
- Select NFS tab and ensure Enable NFS is checked
- Go to Shared Folder
- Select or Create a Shared folder
- Edit Shared Folder Permission
- For Hostname or IP, put in the IP address of the UCX.
If UCX is Cloud based:- Ensure firewall forwarding rules for TCP ports 111 and 2049 are forwarded to the IP address of the SAN.
- Use public IP address of UCX
Set permissions as indicated as illustrated below.
TrueNAS
- Logon to web console of SAN
- Go to Sharing
- Go to Unix Shares
- Click Add
- Type in path
- For Hosts, put in the IP address of the UCX.
If UCX is Cloud based:- Ensure firewall forwarding rules for TCP ports 111 and 2049 are forwarded to the IP address of the SAN.
- Use public IP address of UCX
Set permissions as indicated as illustrated below.