Can't seem to find where this is covered in the documentation. Do I create a remote storage entry, choose NFS if I want to save it to a directory hosted on a remote server or something?
I am getting the following. Not sure if I should really run the commands stated for NFS on Windows. Any ideas?
Error
mount.nfs: rpc.statd is not running but is required for remote locking. mount.nfs: Either use '-o nolock' to keep locks local, or start statd. Cannot mount NFS remote device, please verify the remote directory name
I am just choosing option on GUI, not using CLI. The path I put it is just general /sharefolder/ etc. Even tried putting IP in front of /sharedfolder, etc.
@CiscoBrownBelt I've not use NFS before, so I'd have to test if required. I've used SSH to Ubuntu server before, works reliably and is obviously secure.
Actually trying to do it via SMB now but get the following error "Error Cannot mount the SMB remote device. Please verify the host/share/username/password/domain/options if applicable. "
The IP, path, username, etc. all is correct. Any ideas?
Actually resolved error mentioned, but for some reason the FTD 2100 appliance backup never works and/or is backed up to remote location. All other managed FTDv sensors are backup up to the remote location. Hitting the TEST button under the configuration tests successfully. Any ideas anyone?
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