The correct answer is: C. mount
The mount
command is used to mount filesystems on a Linux system. It can be used to mount local filesystems, network filesystems, and remote filesystems.
The nfsmount
command is a deprecated command that was used to mount NFS filesystems. It is no longer recommended to use this command, as it has been superseded by the mount
command.
The knfsd
command is a kernel module that provides support for NFS. It is not a command that is used to mount NFS filesystems.
Therefore, the correct answer is C. mount
.