On the point of nfs server version. If you are using an nfs server of
version 3.0. Specify in the mount prompt nfsvers=3. If it is 2.0,
specify in the mount prompt nfsvers=2. If you still have an error
mounting, it may be the linux client nfs client tools are too out of
date in which you may
Here is some tips on getting it working.
1. If possible flush the server's firewall. Then flush the client's
firewall. Also make sure that in between the server and client there
are no proxy servers or firewall that may drop or reject the packets.
2. Make sure that the nfs server and portmap is
Thanks William,
The wonder of Linux is that it has so many options and
'buttons.' But, alas, it is also a hurdle for
learning.
I'll try the things you have suggested. Thanks for
your help.
Kevin
--- Wong Weng Yee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the point of nfs server version. If you are
Hello all. This question is for you Linux guru's out
there.
As part of my project to export data from my old
system, I am having trouble with small hard drives on
my old AIX server. I want to get around this problem
by mounting a remote drive from a linux server.
I have been trying to follow
