= NFS Client for Windows = **Summary**: How to install the NFS Client for Windows. \\ **Date**: Around 2012 \\ **Refactor**: 7 March 2025: Checked links and formatting. \\ {{tag>windows nfs}} I needed to access some AIX and linux NFS shares so I tried to find a tool to access the NFS shares. After searching some more I found there is a NFS client included with Windows, you just have to download the software and install it. > If you're looking for more info regarding this on Windows Server 2008 and Red Hat click [[windowsnfssharing|here]]. = Installation = After downloading the software extract the package and double click the setup.exe. For my installation I used these settings during the install: [{{nfsforwininstallationselection.jpg}}] \\ [{{nfsforwinusernamemapping01.jpg}}] \\ [{{nfsforwinusernamemapping02.jpg}}] \\ After the installation I rebooted my machine just to be sure... it is Windows after all... = Mount Commands = After the reboot I could mount, check and unmount a share like this: C:\WINDOWS\system32>mount Local Remote Properties ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C:\WINDOWS\system32>mount nfsserver:/mnt/data x: x: is now successfully connected to nfsserver:/mnt/data The command completed successfully. C:\WINDOWS\system32>mount Local Remote Properties ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- x: \\nfsserver\mnt\data UID=-2, GID=-2 rsize=32768, wsize=32768 mount=soft, timeout=0,8 retry=1, locking=yes fileaccess=755, lang=ANSI casesensitive=no C:\WINDOWS\system32>umount x: Disconnecting x: \\nfsserver\mnt\data The command completed successfully. C:\WINDOWS\system32>mount Local Remote Properties ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C:\WINDOWS\system32>