Update mount.md

WindowsServerDocs/administration/windows-commands/mount.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ mount [-o <option>[...]] [-u:<username>] [-p:{<password> | *}] {\\<computername>
 | -o fileaccess=`<mode>` | Specifies the default permission mode of new files created on the NFS share. Specify *mode* as a three-digit number in the form *ogw*, where *o*, *g*, and *w* are each a digit representing the access granted the file's owner, group, and the world, respectively. The digits must be in the range 0-7, including:<ul><li>**0:** No access</li><li>**1:** x (execute access)</li><li>**2:** w (write access)</li><li>**3:** wx (write and execute access)</li><li>**4:** r (read access)</li><li>**5:** rx (read and execute access)</li><li>**6:** rw (read and write access)</li><li>**7:** rwx (read, write, and execute access)</li></ul> |
 | -o anon | Mounts as an anonymous user. |
 | -o nolock | Disables locking (default is **enabled**). |
-| -o casesensitive | Forces file lookups on the server to be case sensitive. |
+| -o casesensitive=`{yes|no}` | Forces file lookups on the server to be case sensitive. |
 | -o sec=`{sys|krb5|krb5i|krb5p}`| Specifies the security mechanism for mounting an NFS share. This value can include any of the following:<ul><li>**sec=sys:** No authentication or security checks are performed. Data transfers aren't encrypted. </li><li>**sec=krb5:** Specifies Kerberos authentication for mounting the NFS share. </li><li>**sec=krb5i:** Extends Kerberos security by adding data integrity checks between the client and server hasn't been tampered. </li><li>**sec=krb5p:** Enhances Kerberos security by enabling data privacy, which encrypts data exchanged between the client and server. |
 | -u:`<username>` | Specifies the user name to use for mounting the share. If *username* isn't preceded by a backslash ( **\\** ), it's treated as a UNIX user name. |
 | -p:`<password>` | The password to use for mounting the share. If you use an asterisk (**&#42;**), you're prompted for the password. |