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Was trying to map a network drive NAS on Mac, but it pops out this message, how to fix this issue?
MacBook Air (M2, 2023)
I'm experiencing the same problem trying to mount an NFS volume.
The volume can be mounted without problems by another client on Linux.
However I was able to successfully mount it from the terminal, as root:
$ sudo -i
# mkdir /Volumes/Whatever
# mount -t nfs servername:/sharename /Volumes/Whatever
Clearly there is something in the way the client gets invoked in the GUI.
192.228.0.251 is a public (ie routable) IP address and resolves to fireserve.net. Why are you trying to map a public address as a network drive on your local network? Check the IP address you've been given to do this with because I don't think it's this one unless you know different?
Unable to connect to NAS from Mac
