NFS Files

Setup guides

The server-side half of connecting: enable NFS, allow non-privileged ports, let your device's address in, and pick a squash mode — for each NAS.

Every NAS calls the same three settings something different. Pick yours — each guide ends with the export path to type in NFS Files and how to check your work with Inspect Server.

• Synology (DSM 7)The most common NAS — NFS service, per-share rules, non-privileged ports
• QNAP (QTS / QuTS hero)NFS service, NFS host access, squash options
• TrueNASCORE and SCALE — service, shares, Mapall, non-root mount
• UnraidNFS enable, rules, and the nobody:users ownership gotcha
• UGREEN (UGOS)Shared-folder NFS rules
• Linux / Raspberry Pinfs-kernel-server and /etc/exports from scratch

Background that applies to all of them: exports, the insecure option, and ports and user IDs, groups and squash.