Hi, make sure the share is granting access to all IPs in the pod IP range. It sounds like the SSVM may be failing to mount the share. You can confirm by SSHing to the SSVM to see if the share is actually mounted. From the CLI of the XenServer host running the SSVM (s-#-VM), SSH to the link-local IP of the SSVM:

{code}ssh -i /root/.ssh/id_rsa.cloud -p 3922 169.254.#.#{code}

Best regards,

{color:#555555}Kirk Kosinski{color}
{color:#999999}MCSA: 2003, MCITP: EA / VA / EDA7, VCP 4 / 5, CCA{color}

Hi,
Indeed, the share do not get mounted into SSVM. The IP belongs to the pod range. If I try to mount it manually it gives the following error:
mount.nfs: mount system call failed

Maybe it's worth noting that primary storage configured as another NFS share, in exactly the same way from same Windows 2012 machine, is working fine.

Regards,
Corneliu

Connectivity is ok

Thanks,
Corneliu