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Remove &quot;-t&quot; from your commands (it needs an argument) and check again.<br />
You may also try &quot;-t nfs&quot; (if these shares are nfs).<br />
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Post output if that does not work.
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Remove "-t" from your commands (it needs an argument) and check again.
You may also try "-t nfs" (if these shares are nfs).

Post output if that does not work.

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In the both case, I have the answer<br />
mount /backup doesn't exists
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In the both case, I have the answer
mount /backup doesn't exists

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Hi there,<br />
<br />
I have a Nas with a share on it and I have a centos linux OS.<br />
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On client Linux:<br />
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sau<wbr />v /mnt -&gt; ok<br />
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sau<wbr />v /mnt/backup -&gt; it is not ok<br />
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sau<wbr />v /backup -&gt; it is not ok <br />
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Please help, how I can mount /backup &nbsp;? &nbsp;I don't understand ...<br />
<br />
Thank,<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
<br />
AxelSI
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Hi there,

I have a Nas with a share on it and I have a centos linux OS.

On client Linux:
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sauv /mnt -> ok
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sauv /mnt/backup -> it is not ok
I type the command mount -t 192.165.34.23:/volume1/sauv /backup -> it is not ok 

Please help, how I can mount /backup  ?  I don't understand ...

Thank,

Regards,

AxelSI

mount /backup on linux centos

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