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Old 06-08-2009
Padow Padow is offline
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Nim 611

I'm trying to restore (MKSSYB) from a new NIM 6.1 master. This master is a VIO client as well as the nim client I am attempting to restore. The restore stalls at code 611.

I'm aware that this code usually means the NFS mount failed. I have verified DNS entries, including the reverse lookup records. I have even added the client to the hosts file.

I seem to remember in older versions there were some specific NFS settings that needed to be set, like sb_max.

Anyone remember anything about this, or have any other ideas? Are there problems when both systems are clients of the same VIO servers and sharing the same sea adapter?

-----Post Update-----

In case this gets anyone else in the future, the setting that got me was:

portcheck = "0"

I had portcheck = "1" in nfso, probably from an audit reccomendation. Found it by checking tunables on other NIM servers.

-----Post Update-----

In case this gets anyone else in the future, the setting that got me was:

portcheck = "0"

I had portcheck = "1" in nfso, probably from an audit reccomendation. Found it by checking tunables on other NIM servers.

Last edited by Padow; 06-08-2009 at 02:27 PM.. Reason: changed install to restore
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