I have configured windows deployment service machine running on windows server 2008 r2 which I was using to install any version of windows.
I tweaked this server to be able to install the linux and major part is done. I can boot client linux installation and beginning of installation goes fine (successfully downloads vmlinuz kernel and initrd). However during later stage I had to supply NFS information to client setup.
In order to do so I had to create NFS share in Windows Server 2008 r2 machine from server manager -> file services -> share and storage management.
However it still complained about the share and from the packet sniffing program, I suspected the version conflict.
During the nfs request, I can see the nfs request coming from client is NFS V4 whereas the reply decoded by packet sniffer is min/max supported version is V2-V3 respectively.
Here is the screenshot of the packet sniffer:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kmhya3vblwqds ... .V2.V3.PNG
Assuming my presumption is correct, is there a way to circumvent? For me the best way is to enable V4 NFS support on WINDOWS 2008 however at this time I have no clue on this one.
Does someone have any suggestion for me? Thanks!
I tweaked this server to be able to install the linux and major part is done. I can boot client linux installation and beginning of installation goes fine (successfully downloads vmlinuz kernel and initrd). However during later stage I had to supply NFS information to client setup.
In order to do so I had to create NFS share in Windows Server 2008 r2 machine from server manager -> file services -> share and storage management.
However it still complained about the share and from the packet sniffing program, I suspected the version conflict.
During the nfs request, I can see the nfs request coming from client is NFS V4 whereas the reply decoded by packet sniffer is min/max supported version is V2-V3 respectively.
Here is the screenshot of the packet sniffer:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kmhya3vblwqds ... .V2.V3.PNG
Assuming my presumption is correct, is there a way to circumvent? For me the best way is to enable V4 NFS support on WINDOWS 2008 however at this time I have no clue on this one.
Does someone have any suggestion for me? Thanks!