Problem with permissions. NFS

Medi

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Hello. I have a PC with Ubuntu 22.04Desktop OS with little storage. I am configuring Truenas Scale so I can have more capacity. I have followed the following steps:

Create pool in Truenas Scale
Shares- add NFS- path /mnt/job

sudo apt install nfs-common on Ubuntu
sudo mkdir /mnt/job in Ubuntu
sudo mount 192.168.1.244:/mnt/job /mnt/job
With the DF -H command I can see the disk size
192.168.1.244:/mnt/job 3.6T 0 3.6T 0% /mnt/job

The assembly has been fixed in the Fstab file

The problem is that I see the file with the available space, but when I try to download a file it tells me that I do not have the permissions.
The permissions for /mnt/job are drwxr-xr-x , it doesn't allow me to modify the permissions with chmod 777, only if I umount /mnt/job.

Any ideas?
Thank you so much.
 
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