If the NFS mounts are being attempted before networking is up, they will fail. There are mount options to let the mount subsystem (now systemd.mount) know that the mounts need networking first.
I don't mount NFS using the fstab. I use autofs for NFS, Samba and USB storage which mounts those each only on-demand, the umounts them when they are unused. On the nfs server side, there aren't any changes.
On the NFS client side, I use the line below in my auto.nfs config file to mount on disk.
Code:
/d/D1 -fstype=nfs,proto=tcp,intr,rw,async istar:/d/D1
There are 7 nfs mounts in that file.
There is a how-to for autofs somewhere on help.ubuntu.com. Google finds it easily.
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