@WayneWorkman I turned off the firewall running “sudo ufw disable.”
How can I verify that the NFS service is running? In the post below I have NFS checked on the Storage device. If I do find that it is running, how do I also restart that service?
Thank you
As far as I can tell, FOG is seeing the storage fine and NFS is turned on properly. I just cant figure out why the mount is being denied.
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I apologize, I am a newbie but as far as I remember I created the mount point under images. I mounted the NAS drive under images/ to minize the editing of fog since I saw FOG saves its images to that folder. If I did something wrong please suggest away. I am open to anything at this point.
I ran that command and still getting that same permissions error. 
That is my file structure just so you can see. I am not sure as to why I am not getting access
Thank you very much. Yea the permission denied is weird because on the FOG management console it sees the drive perfectly. I followed your syntax and created the .mntcheck for both folder paths. It seems I am still getting the same error message but I have yet to do that 777 on the folder because I am unaware of how to do that.
Is the a command I have to run to give 777 on folders dans files in /images and sub folders?
I am currently running Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit LTS and Fog 1.2. I have attached a NAS Synology to FOG to add extra storage as a mount point within the Ubunutu folder Images/. The fog server sees the external NAS server but when I go to upload the image, the computer reboots to the error message 
I did some research and found that I might be missing the .mntcheck file, but I am unsure on how to get that file as whenever I follow the commands to place that file on the NAS server I get that the file or directory doesnt exist.
I am a newbie to Linux so please be kind and spell out the commands to what you need. Thank you