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 It is no longer recommended to use this command, as it has been superseded by
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
.