For example on here, create a shared folder which requires no authentication.
[1]
Run Server Manager and Click [File and Storage Services].
[2]
Select [Shares] on the left pane and click [TASKS] - [New Share...].
[3]
For example, select [NFS Share - Quick] on here.
[4]
For example, configure a specific folder as shared one, so check a box [Type a custom path] and input the path for specific folder you'd like to set as shared folder. (set as "Share" on this exmaple)
[5]
Input local and remote share path.
[6]
Specify authentication methods.
[7]
Set the share permissions. Click [Add...] button.
[8]
Specify the Hosts you'd like to grant access permissions like the example below.
[9]
Click [Next] button.
[10]
Specify permissions to control access on here.
[11]
Confirm selections and it's no ploblem, Click [Create] button.
[12]
After finishing creating, Click [Close] button.
[13]
NFS shared folder has been just configured.
NFS Server : Configure NFS Client (Server OS)
Configure NFS Client (Windows Server OS).
This example is based on Windows Server 2012 R2.
[1]
Run Server Manager and Click [Add roles and features].
[2]
Click [Next] button.
[3]
Select [Role-based or feature-based installation].
[4]
Select a Host which you'd like to add services.
[5]
Click [Next] button.
[6]
Check a box [Client for NFS].
[7]
Click [Install] button.
[8]
After finishing Installation, click [Close] button.
[9]
Run Command Prompt and input commands like follows. ? mount [NFS server's Hostname or IP address]:/[share name] [Local Drive to mount]:\
[10]
Run Explorer, then NFS share folder is displayed.
[11]
It's possible to read/write files or folders by access control.
NFS Client : Configure NFS Client (Client OS)
Configure NFS Client (Windows Client OS).
This example is based on Windows 10 Pro.
[1]
Open [Control Panel] - [Programs and Features].
[2]
Check a box [Client for NFS] and click [OK] button.
[3]
Run Command Prompt and input commands like follows. ? mount [NFS server's Hostname or IP address]:/[share name] [Local Drive to mount]:\
