I am no NFS guru, but I would check hosts.allow on the client.
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I use kernel 2.4.20,busybox 1.3.1,the NFS server is V4.When I try to
mount use
mount -t nfs 10.25.16.130:/opt/Qtopia /opt/Qtopia
Got error ,mount: RPC time out
When I use ethreal on both the server and client side , found that the
server have sent SYN,ACK back to client with the TCP connection, but the
client just do not respond. I use portmap and also inetd. The tcpdump
log is look like this:
10.25.16.160.794 > 10.25.16.130.sunrpc: S, cksum 0x5740 (correct), 31406388
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x79e6 (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x79e6 (correct),
2533961748:2
60) 10.25.16.160.794 > 10.25.16.130.sunrpc: S, cksum 0x5614 (correct),
31406388
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x76ff (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x76ff (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x76f8 (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x76f8 (correct),
2533961748:2
60) 10.25.16.160.794 > 10.25.16.130.sunrpc: S, cksum 0x53bc (correct),
31406388
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x7123 (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x7123 (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x711c (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x711c (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x6563 (correct),
2533961748:2
60) 10.25.16.160.794 > 10.25.16.130.sunrpc: S, cksum 0x4f0c (correct),
31406388
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x6561 (correct),
2533961748:2
10.25.16.130.sunrpc > 10.25.16.160.794: S, cksum 0x6563 (correct),
2533961748:
If it is the portmap and inetd's problem?
Following is some info:
In /etc/service
sunrpc 111/tcp portmap
sunrpc 111/udp portmap
In /etc/inetd.conf
#rstatd/1-3 dgram rpc/udp wait root /usr/sbin/tcpd rpc.rstatd
#rusersd/2-3 dgram rpc/udp wait root /usr/sbin/tcpd rpc.rusersd
Client use a random tcp port number to connect with server:111, then who
will look after the SYN,ACK packet sent back by server, the inetd?
Should I add a line in inetd.conf like "794 stream tcp nowait root
portmap" , but it is a ramdom port number?! Or should there be a tcpd
or sth run on my board????
Ask for help!!!!!
ps :
/usr/sbin/inetd
/sbin/portmap
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