First you have to install the windows nfs service.
- Control Panel->Programs and Features->Turn Windows features on or off
- Services for NFS->Client for NFS
You’ll have a few seconds to have it installed and it should be fine.
From there open a cmd shell, and type the following.
showmount -e <nfs server name>
You should get a list of exported mounts on the nfs server. To mount them do the following.
mount \\nfsserver\export_name Z:
I assume you can derive where you are suppose to change things.
To change the uid/guid you will use for read/writes do the following.
- start->run (regedit.exe)
- Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SOFTWARE->Microsoft->ClientForNFS->CurrentVersion->Default
- Create the following as DWORD. AnonymousGid and AnonymousUid giving them the decimal value of the uid/guid you wish to utilize
- Restart the NFS Service on the windows box or reboot if the service refuses to restart.