by charles lyttl » Tue, 23 Oct 2001 09:33:16
If I reverse and make the SuSE the server and Redhat the client I get
"mount: RPC: Timed Out"
What would I most likely be doing wrong?
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by Brett Gee » Tue, 23 Oct 2001 17:41:00
fire up rpcinfo and see if the nfs services are in fact starting
brett
Quote:> I'm trying to build connect NFS with the Redhat machine as server and
> the SuSE machine as client. "ping" works. But when mounting the NFS
> files the SuSE machine givers error message "mount : RPC unable to
> receive; errno = Connection Refused" If I reverse and make the SuSE the
> server and Redhat the client I get "mount: RPC: Timed Out"
> What would I most likely be doing wrong?
by Dean Thompso » Wed, 24 Oct 2001 22:14:39
Hi!,
As Brett has suggested, the above error is either the result of the NFS serverQuote:> I'm trying to build connect NFS with the Redhat machine as server and
> the SuSE machine as client. "ping" works. But when mounting the NFS
> files the SuSE machine givers error message
> "mount : RPC unable to receive; errno = Connection Refused"
This is a firewall issue.Quote:> If I reverse and make the SuSE the server and Redhat the client I get
> "mount: RPC: Timed Out"
You can use "lokkit" under Redhat 7+ to revise your firewall settings.
See ya
Dean Thompson
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by charles lyttl » Thu, 25 Oct 2001 10:00:08
> Hi!,
> > I'm trying to build connect NFS with the Redhat machine as server and
> > the SuSE machine as client. "ping" works. But when mounting the NFS
> > files the SuSE machine givers error message
> > "mount : RPC unable to receive; errno = Connection Refused"
> As Brett has suggested, the above error is either the result of the NFS server
> not loaded onto your system or that a firewall is present blocking packets
> from being able to get to the NFS server.
> > If I reverse and make the SuSE the server and Redhat the client I get
> > "mount: RPC: Timed Out"
> This is a firewall issue.
> You can use "lokkit" under Redhat 7+ to revise your firewall settings.
> See ya
> Dean Thompson
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> | PhD Student | Office - <Off-Campus> |
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> | MONASH (Caulfield Campus) | Fax - +61 3 9903 1077 |
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thanks, Guys.
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