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Us ounces as though you did not make requisite changes with sfw to the firewall to allow access to the service.<br />
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Use ps to see if you have nfsd running as well as RPC.statd and locks<br />
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Why are you having//sharing from /mnt?<br />
/mnt is commonly a mount point for temporary/external ...
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Us ounces as though you did not make requisite changes with sfw to the firewall to allow access to the service.

Use ps to see if you have nfsd running as well as RPC.statd and locks

Why are you having//sharing from /mnt?
/mnt is commonly a mount point for temporary/external ...

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The nfs service has been restarted after updating the /etc/exports?
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The nfs service has been restarted after updating the /etc/exports?

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i restart services. not help. <br />
i try with option -v : mount -v ip:/mnt/sharedirectory /mnt/share<br />
mount.nfs: trying text-based options 'vers=4,addr=my-ip,clienta<wbr />ddr=client<wbr />ip'
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i restart services. not help.
i try with option -v : mount -v ip:/mnt/sharedirectory /mnt/share
mount.nfs: trying text-based options 'vers=4,addr=my-ip,clientaddr=clientip'

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Is a firewall (on client or server or between client &amp;&nbsp;server) blocking port TCP/2049?
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Is a firewall (on client or server or between client & server) blocking port TCP/2049?

Jasmin shahrzad

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Did what, make sure the firewall settings allow access for NFS?<br />
Is nfsd' statd, locked running?<br />
Please post<br />
netstat &nbsp;-an | grep -i listen
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Did what, make sure the firewall settings allow access for NFS?
Is nfsd' statd, locked running?
Please post
netstat  -an | grep -i listen

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i install nfs-server on ubuntu desktop 18.04<br />
then share a directory on /etc/expports:<br />
/mnt/sharedirectory client-ip(rw,sync,no_subtr<wbr />ee_check)<br />
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from client ip i try to mount shared directory<br />
mount -t nfs desktop-ip:/mnt/sharedires<wbr />tory /mnt/srchive/<br />
&nbsp;mount.nfs: Connection timed out<br />
nothing is in my auth.log or syslog. <br />
from that client i mountet directories from other server . Then error should be in my desktop. But i can't see any.
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i install nfs-server on ubuntu desktop 18.04
then share a directory on /etc/expports:
/mnt/sharedirectory client-ip(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)

from client ip i try to mount shared directory
mount -t nfs desktop-ip:/mnt/sharedirestory /mnt/srchive/
 mount.nfs: Connection timed out
nothing is in my auth.log or syslog. 
from that client i mountet directories from other server . Then error should be in my desktop. But i can't see any.

nfs mount timeout

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