Not when using systemd-mount or the .mount / .automount units, it will be handled automatically 
@Magician1981 new technologies replace old ones in due time, so trust the knowledge of those trying to help you and switch to the systemd way of mounting and auto-mounting…
It is already part of your default system install, and most other distros, no need to install and fiddle with old software…
When it comes to autofs most likely not starting at boot has already been pointed out with the systemctl enable --now command…
I wish as a New-year present that no-one in the world will ever use the mount command again ever and all switch to systemd-mount eg:
systemd-mount -t nfs 192.168.1.100:/Torrent /mnt
or similar commands…
systemd-mount can do much more as the prehistoric mount command with a much more user-friendly and understandable way of config…
- Death to
/etc/fstab