QuestionQ31

Troubleshooting

A technician finds that a Linux server cannot mount an NFS share. After running mount server:/test /mnt/test, the following error appears: mount point /mnt/test does not exist.

Which of the following should the technician do FIRST?

Explanation

An NFS client mount target must be an existing local directory. Creating /mnt/test with mkdir -p /mnt/test resolves the stated missing-mount-point error before testing NFS connectivity, firewall rules, or server exports.

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