Connect to NFS Share on Linux Server from Linux Client using GUI, Nautilus?

[jusaus]

I setup an nfs server on host dad and using Pork Chop's command from this thread: http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1502
was able to mount the nfs share on a local directory on my nfs client. Below is what I typed.
[root@localhost justin]# mount dad:/mnt/smb /mnt/smb
My question is, how could I just use Nautilus to find this share? I click on RedHat, Network Servers and only Windows Network shows up?
I am only guessing, but methinks the answer may lie in Nautilus file menu -> Connect to server. However, what is the syntax? Or am I wondering in the woods?
Does Nautilus even have this functionality?
Using FC2, btw.
Tired of googling for answers, and sincerely hope that ffedoraforum.org will one day be my 1 stop shop for answers...
Thanks heaps in advance.

[aussieaubs]

hey there - were you able to find a solution to this???

aussieaubs
melb-aust

[h4d]

If you mounted it on /mnt/smb, just navigate to that directory using nautilus! It should show up there...

[crackers]

NFS is not a "browsable" protocol, like SMB. Just do as h4d suggests. If you want to make sure it's mounted all the time, you can add an entry to your /etc/fstab to have it mounted at boot time.