Martin Pegman wrote: > Hi, > I have two boxes running Solaris 10 that I have inherited from the last > Sysadmin and after a reboot at the weekend on of the boxes will no longer > allow nfs v3 or v2 to mount it's shares. > > One of the boxes if fine and allows older clients to access using any version > and the other will only allow connections when they are made by a nfsv4 aware > client like a opensolaris or solaris 10 box. > > Even trying a mount -f nfs -o vers=3 fails from a solaris client. !? > So all of my older production boxes will not work either. > > The output of rpcinfo -T host nfs,rpcbind and mount are identical on both > machines as are /etc/default/nfs /etc/system and /var/run/nfs4_domain . > > I have done a truss on the affected server and it immediatly replies with > permission denied to the clients. > A snoop snippet when you see this would help you see what error the server is returning.
On the NFS server: What does `svcs \*nfs\*` provide as an output? Are all the NFS server services online? What does NFS_SERVER_VERSMIN have in /etc/default/nfs on the server? What does the rpcinfo look like on the server? Do you see mountd running and registered on the NFS server? Some things to help find out more about the problem. Mahesh > I am by no means a nfs guru so I was wondering if there were any pointers on > where to continue my search for a solution. > > Thanks in advance. > Martin P > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > nfs-discuss mailing list > nfs-discuss at opensolaris.org >
