Use the mount command to display the operating system commands for mounting and unmounting Nauta folders. This main command also includes the following subcommand:
Note: mount is an operating system command so it might be better to continue using nctl mount here. The command displays both the mount and unmount commands.
The mount command by itself displays another command that can be used to mount/unmount a client's folders on or from a user's local machine.
nctl mount [options]
| Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
-f, --force |
No | Ignore (most) confirmation prompts during command execution |
-v, --verbose |
No | Set verbosity level: -v for INFO, -vv for DEBUG |
-h, --help |
No | Displays help messaging information. |
This command returns another command that can be used to mount a client's folders on a user's local machine. It also shows what command should be used to unmount client's folder after it is no longer needed.
Use the list subcommand to display a list of Nauta related folders mounted on a user's machine. If run using administrator credentials, it displays the mounts of all users.
nctl mount list
List of mounted folders. Each row contains additional information (for example: remote and local location) concerning those mounts. Set of data displayed by this command depends on the operating system.
This command displays only those mounts that expose Nauta shares. Other mounted folders are not taken into account.