Nope - this is wrong - it is only available as a non-installed component on Enterprise versions of Windows 7. As you can see from this screenshot is NOT available on Professional:
Please stop posting this incorrect information - Thank you.
NFS client for Windows 7
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I have upgraded from XP to Windows 7 Professional. I used Windows Services for Unix in XP but have been informed this is not available for Windows 7. I do not see a NFS Client in the Windows 7 Professional version. What options are there?
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Hello all,
Thank you for posting to the Microsoft Answers Forum.
Click here for the link to download installing Utilities and SDK for Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications<!----><!--Published via DxPublisher.-->
Applies To: Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2
This should be the link you were looking for.
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Marilyn
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Anonymous
2010-05-18T14:50:01+00:00 I believe that both of the answers provided above are incorrect as neither solution worked for me, and I'm looking for a solution as well. Windows 7 Professional does not have UNIX services available (a requirement for the Utilities and SDK sent by Marilyn-Support Engineer) and does not have Services for NFS (as described by Geonk).
The Client for NFS is NOT built into Windows 7 Professional, so both the original poster and I are looking for a way to connect to the NFS share on our servers. Is there a way to do this with Windows 7 Professional? Does this mean that I have to spend another $300+ to get NFS?
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Anonymous
2010-02-18T17:44:06+00:00 Hi Marilyn,
The link has no address to go to. It is just 2 anchors
Can you please repost
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Anonymous
2010-02-03T21:49:06+00:00 I need the answer as well