Thomas Haynes wrote:
> snoop -o /root/os2jg.snoop -x0,2000 clientname servername
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> There shouldn't be any other traffic flowing, so lets capture it all.
>
> The clientname and servername will limit things to just those two machines.
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> And the -x will capture most of the pay load.
>
> You can then do
>
> snoop -i /root/os2jg.snoop
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> to look at output.
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> And you can also use -V and -v for verbosity.
This helped me discover that the server box's firewall was dropping
connection requests to !ssh ports. Doh.
OpenSolaris is now mounting my NFSv4 server's filesystem! Now to start
fixing my own bugs...
> Wireshark also understands snoop.
Hey, that's good to know.
> By the way, even though NFSv4 does not require the mount protocol, the
> implementation of mount on OpenSolaris will actually send mountd
> requests to get the name space.
Noted. Thankfully, with the firewall issue solved, it appears my lack
of rpcbind/mount usage did not faze OpenSolaris in the least. Hopefully
life will be as good with other OS's...
Thanks,
Jeff
