I have recently changed my Internet Provider and that provider supplied
me with a Linksys Mesh Router with Wifi 6
Just for personal preference and because everybody and his dog stays
with the default 192.168.1.0/24 range I changed the range to 192.168.18.0.
There are 4 PC's that access the NAS 2 x Win10 1 x Win 11 and 1 X Linux
(Mint). All the windows PC and see and access the NAS without issue, I
am unable to mount the NAS in Linux, although I can access the Web
access page from my Linux box.
The old NAS IP address was static 192.168.1.150
The New NAS IP Address is static 192.168.18.150
I have checked through all the relevant network settings on the NAS and
they are reporting the correct IP and Gateway Address.
The NAS is ping-able from the Linux machine
I updated fstab by simply changing the IP address from 192.168.1.150 to
192.168.18.150 and saved it and checked and it is reporting correctly.
Both NAS and Laptop have been rebooted.
If I try to mount the NAS from CLI I get the following
mit@NX1:~$ mount /media/nas
mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting
192.168.18.150:/volume1/Data
I have a shortcut on my Desktop (XFCE) which when I click on it to
Mount, it gives the same error
My line is the fstab file looks like this
192.168.18.150:/volume1/Data /media/nas nfs
users,rw,_netdev 0 0
All I done to edit was to add a "8" to the "1" to make "18" and then
travelled to the end of the line and saved the file (using Nano)
Any suggestions?
Tim H
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