[eudatux23]

Yeah I guess I will try it the other way around like you, by the way does 192.168.2.0/24 give it an ip range between 0-24 I assume? Thanks

The /24 stands for 24 bits for the net, with remaining 8 bit for the host. 8 bits give us 256 valurs, but we need to subtract broacast and net. So this leaves us with 254 valurs.

Or to make it short: 192.168.2.1 up to 192.168.2.254
So essentially the whole available rnage in this case.

Regarding the mounting on Linux: Try adding vers=3 to your mount options.

I hope that this helped!