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Networking a Dell on Ubuntu 22.04 to an old Dell running the latest Openmediavault using both CIFS and NFS. Permission problems

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I initially had problems getting the mount commands to work. The OMV NAS has a share named "share" for CIFS and a share named "nfs-share" for NFS. In both cases, the OMV shares should allow for guest users.

Here's the NFS mount from terminal: mount -t nfs 192.168.1.2:/export/nfs-share -o user=guest,rw /mnt/nfs-share

Here's the CIFS mount from terminal: sudo mount -t cifs -o //192.168.1.2/share /mnt/OMV-NAS

The problem is that when I cd onto the NAS and try even a terminal touch command, I get a permission denied error. I get this even if I do a sudo -i to become root. Exactly the same result on both file systems. Any suggestions for the mount commands/options?

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