Hello.
Here is the scenario.
I can mount my NFS shared folders on my DS411j NAS when Im connected to my home WiFi with N900. So there is no obstacles there.
But next step is to be able to mount that NFS share when Im not at home.
I have a Linksys WRT54GL as my router at home. Im running a diffrent Firmware then stock which give me plenty of featueres like port-redirection, port-trigger and so on.
I have opened:
Port: 111 TCP/UDP -> 192.168.0.2 (DS411j NAS)
Port: 2049 TCP/UDP -> 192.168.0.2 (DS411j NAS)
On N900 I type in the shell when Im on the same network.
Code:
sudo mount -t nfs 192.168.0.2:/volume3/Temp /media/nfs
This works and I can access my files on /volume3/Temp from N900.
But outside on the mobile network:
Code:
sudo mount -t nfs <WAN IP or DNS>:/volume3/Temp /media/nfs
Now I get this error: Mount: RPC: Timed Out.
What have I missed here? More stuff to open up in the router? Wrong syntax?
What's your configuration on your server side? You probably have only allowed access to the nfs shares within your private network thus you can't get access from the mobile connection...
Here is the scenario.
I can mount my NFS shared folders on my DS411j NAS when Im connected to my home WiFi with N900. So there is no obstacles there.
But next step is to be able to mount that NFS share when Im not at home.
I have a Linksys WRT54GL as my router at home. Im running a diffrent Firmware then stock which give me plenty of featueres like port-redirection, port-trigger and so on.
I have opened:
Port: 111 TCP/UDP -> 192.168.0.2 (DS411j NAS)
Port: 2049 TCP/UDP -> 192.168.0.2 (DS411j NAS)
On N900 I type in the shell when Im on the same network.
But outside on the mobile network:
What have I missed here? More stuff to open up in the router? Wrong syntax?
Hope enyone have knows.
Thanks.