Instead of going on to a tirade blah blah blah, I thought I'd start with a
"picture" of what I'm facing:
Sun Enterprise 220R (2 X UltraSPARC-II 450MHz), No Keyboard
OpenBoot 3.31, 640 MB memory installed, Serial #xxxxxxxx.
Ethernet address 8:0:20:xx:xx:xx, Host ID: 80xxxxxx.
{0} ok boot net:dhcp -v install nowin
Boot device: /pci at 1f,4000/network at 1,1:dhcp File and args: -v install
nowin
38e00 Using BOOTP/DHCP...
BOUND: IP address is: 1.2.3.5
Found 1.2.3.1 @ 8:0:20:yy:yy:y
BOOTP/DHCP configuration failed!
panic - boot: Could not mount filesystem.
Program terminated
{0} ok
Now, I know that the filesystem which I believe should be getting mounted -
/export/install/, is in fact mountable (I PXE boot and install from this
filesystem regularly).
The question is, using snoop(1M), how can I find out what the 220R is
attempting to mount? What should I be looking for? (I can see the DHCP
exchange going on, this seems to go as expected.)
snoop -V gives me too little data to conclude what is happening, snoop -v gives
me too much.
What type of traffic should I be snooping? What should the snoop filter look
like?
Is there a way to snoop only NFS attempts?
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