Create a new group to match the group ID of files

sudo groupadd -g 1001 home
sudo usermod -a -G home pi

sudo mount -t cifs //192.168.100.150/Home /home/pi/nas-sandbox/ -o guest

Map all users (Mapall User) “root” and all user groups (Mapall Group) to “home”.

To mount NFS server by hand…

sudo mount -t nfs  192.168.100.150:/mnt/VolumeZ/HomeZ/sandbox /home/pi/sandbox -o defaults

For some reason vi swap files are jacked up. Run “vi -n” to suppress swap file creation.

Put mount info in /etc/fstab to make mounting easier.

192.168.100.150:/mnt/VolumeZ/HomeZ/sandbox /home/pi/sandbox nfs defaults 0 0

Then just issue a mount command.

sudo mount /home/pi/sandbox