Problem with mounting nfs - Unix
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After I restarted one of my servers this afternoon (down to change out a
failing CD/DVD drive) I am unable to mount an nfs directory. This was
mounted before the shut down, for some time, and ...
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Problem with mounting nfs
OS Ubuntu 606 server
After I restarted one of my servers this afternoon (down to change out a
failing CD/DVD drive) I am unable to mount an nfs directory. This was
mounted before the shut down, for some time, and as far as I am aware, I
have chnged nothing on either machine, other than the aforementiond cd
drive.
Now when I issue the mount command, it sits there for a minute or so, an
then comes back with the message
Mount: RPC: Timed out
and the remote share is not mounted. I have checked everything I can
think of:
I have the correct IP number for the remote machine
The mount point exists, and has appropriate permissions
The remote share exists, and is listed in /etc/exports
The remote nfsd is running
Both machines are lightly loaded (no run aways), and have plenty of memory
I am logged in as root on the machine where I am trying to do the mount.
I can ping from one machine to the other, both ways.
AS I say, this was working fine until noon today
Anyone seen this, or have a suggestion as to what to try next?
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Re: Problem with mounting nfs
Hi,
William Colls wrote:
>
> OS Ubuntu 606 server
>
> After I restarted one of my servers this afternoon (down to change out a
> failing CD/DVD drive) I am unable to mount an nfs directory. This was
> mounted before the shut down, for some time, and as far as I am aware, I
> have chnged nothing on either machine, other than the aforementiond cd
> drive.
>
> Now when I issue the mount command, it sits there for a minute or so, an
> then comes back with the message
>
> Mount: RPC: Timed out
>
> and the remote share is not mounted. I have checked everything I can
> think of:
>
> I have the correct IP number for the remote machine
> The mount point exists, and has appropriate permissions
> The remote share exists, and is listed in /etc/exports
> The remote nfsd is running
> Both machines are lightly loaded (no run aways), and have plenty of memory
> I am logged in as root on the machine where I am trying to do the mount.
> I can ping from one machine to the other, both ways.
assuming that on the remote machine nothing changed, it is most
probably that on your machine the rpc-stuff is not started: on Ubuntu
it is nfs-common I think.
Start /etc/init.d/nfs-common -- and it should work.
bye, gk