Mounting a NFS short-term file system

The mount command is used to mount an NFS file system on a short-term basis. For example, type the following command:

mount -v stnfs -o options server:/remote-path /local-path

The available options are:

vers=3

Use NFS version 3 to communicate with the server.

vers=4

Use NFS version 4 to communicate with the server.

rsize=size

Set the read-size bytes.

proto=udp

Use UDP to communicate with the NFS server.

proto=tcp

Use TCP to communicate with the NFS server.

hard

Use NFS hard mounts.

soft

Use NFS soft mounts.

sec

Use the specified security classification.