Unable to connect win10 to linux nfs server

Question

I am running a server with arch linux and it is for all intents and purposes an nfs server atm. It is up and running and everything works wonderfully. I am able to connect from both my laptops (running arch, and ubuntu) so I will assume for now that I was able to configure everything properly. The issue comes when trying to connect from my windows 10 machine. I have enabled the nfs client and what not in the Turn on programs and features (Not sure if thats actually the name or not).

From the command prompt...

$ mount -o anon \\ipAddr/home/user A: 
A: is now successfully connected to \\ipAddr/home/user
The command completed successfully.
$ A:
Access is denied

And from the file explorer, it tells me I have insufficient permissions to access the drive, and I need to contact the network admin. Also running mount yields

$ mount
Local    Remote                                 Properties
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
A:       \\ipAddr\home\user                  Unavailable  

Does anyone have any ideas what my issue is?

Answer 1

I decide to ditch windows' mount client and switch to sshfs as this is what I am used to and my preferred method of mounting and it worked like a charm!

Answer 2

• Start regedit
• Locate HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\ClientForNFS\CurrentVersion\Default

• Add two DWORD values: AnonymousUid, AnonymousGid

• enter "1000" decimal base. regedit values

• restart NFS service or reboot pc.

• Open Computer and Click the Map netwok drive button on the toolbar.

• Enter HostIP:/share on the Folder text box.

• Click Finish.

If you encounter an error;

• Enter HostIP/share on the Folder text box.

• Click Finish.