Hi
I would like to use NFS client on my robot to access a windows xp pc. For this I ordered the robot ware option NFS client.
On the xp pc I installed HaneWin NFS Server.
Does anybody have any experience with NFS? What server software would you suggest? Do you have any hints for server configuration?
How do I configure the client (server path, user id, group id)?
Thanks for any hint!
Marcel Rieder
Hi
I got the nfs server running. But I get client errors when starting the robot: 71126: error when mounting < c: fs > as < pc: >. It was not exported on the server computer < 192.168.1.39>
Any hints are very welcome!
Regards
Marcel
Solved: server path was “/C/robot_1” and not “c: obot_1”
Maybe this helps somone else.
Regards
Marcel
Can you ping the robot from the NFS server PC, can you connect to the robot from that PC with FTP?
Here is a description of the values plus an example configuration:
Parameter Description
Name: Name of the application protocol.
Type: Type of application protocol.Set this to “NFS”.
Transmission protocol: Name of the transmission protocol the protocol should use.For NFS, this is always “TCP/IP”.
Server address: The IP address of the computer with the NFS server.
Trusted: This flag decides if this computer should be trusted, i.e. if losing the connection should make the program stop.
Local path: Defines what the shared unit will be called on the robot. The parameter value must end with a colon (:). If, for example the unit is named “pc:”, the name of the test.prg on this unit would be pc:test.prg
Server path: The name of the exported disk or folder on the remote computer. For NFS, Server Path must be specified.
User ID: Used by the NFS protocol as a way of authorizing the user to access a specific server. If this parameter is not used, which is usually the case on a PC, set
it to the default value 0.Note that User ID must be the same for all mountings on one robot controller.
Group ID: Used by the NFS protocol as a way of authorizing the user to access a specific server. If this parameter is not used, which is usually the case on a PC, set
it to the default value 0. Note that Group ID must be the same for all mountings on one robot controller.
Example configuration
Name: my NFS protocol
Type: NFS
Transmission protocol: TCP/IP
Server address 100.100.100.100
Trusted: No
Local path: pc:
Server path: C: obot_1
User ID: Robot1
Group ID: robot1