Bad MNT RPC: hostname:/filesystem: RPC: Authentication error

by Kent Ada » Thu, 13 Apr 1995 04:00:00

Attempting to NFS mount filesystem from Solaris(host yyyy) to OSF1 or
Ultrix(host xxxx) gets the message returned:

xxxx # mount yyyy:/usr /mnt
Bad MNT RPC: yyyy:/usr: RPC: Authentication error; why = Invalid
client credential

Any help here, then please mail direct.
Thanks,

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Regards, Kent Adams, System Unit Manager, Computer Centre, JCUNQ

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