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nfsserverresolveclientserver? Have you tried to add/datalake/raw/org <ip_address>(ro,root_squash,sync)to/etc/fstabjust to rule it out?nfsserver.org.local:/datalake/raw/org /datalake/org/raw/ nfs ro 0 0to the clientserver's/etc/fstaband restarting, but not mounted and seeing same problem. What did you mean by "do the logs say anything"? What location could I check for any relevant logs here?/etc/exportsand after, restart thenfsservice. The line that you added to/etc/fstabis the name, not the IP address. Can you pingnfsserverfromclientserver? The log that you can look at is/var/log/messageson the client and on the server. If you're going to use Linux, it's important to know to examine logs.mountcommand, I do see messages of the form "Jan 4 18:37:12 clientserver gssproxy: gssproxy[2557]: (OID: { 1 2 840 113554 1 2 2 }) Unspecified GSS failure. Minor code may provide more information, Client 'host/[email protected]' not found in Kerberos database", but not totally sure what this means (updated post with more info in any case)sec=sys(1:1 mapping of users/groups, no user authentication), or Kerberos (sec=krb5/krb5i/krb5p)? The GSS error means that Kerberos is likely not configured properly. By the way, look into the kernel logdmesgto see any errors related to the mount. Themountutility itself will never give you a lot of details about what went wrong, because all it gets from the kernel is a single error code.