Last week I've installed Windows Services For UNIX on a Windows 2003 Server test machine (s2003), and exported a folder through NFS. The share is named "storage", and is used as a temporary place for very large export/dump files. Unfortunately, this is the only machine where I have access to a big, inexpensive disk and is accessible from both production and test network environments.
I was able to mount the nfs share in read/write mode on two Solaris' servers, using the command:
The two machines are called, respectively:
- eprod, SunOS 5.8
- etest, SunOS 5.10
I've intensively used the mounted file system without any problems, from both machines. But today, while issuing a "ls" command on eprod, I've noticed the message:
On etest, I didn't have any issue and the remote share is still mounted and working.
So I thought that maybe there was a network problem in the weekend, and tried to umount and remount "/storage" on eprod:
So, I've tried the hard way, and it worked:
The problem now is that I am not able to mount the filesystem anymore:
The command "hangs" indefinitely... I've already performed basic connection tests from eprod to s2003:
- ping works
- telnet s2003 on port 2049 works
I've also tried to monitor network traffic with netstat and snoop while issuing the mount command:
I exclude possible problems on s2003, because I can mount "/storage" folder from other machines on the same network of eprod.
I've also found that using udp protocol instead of tcp (default) works:
What could be the problem? How can I solve this issue?
I try to share a directory from a wortstation to a server.
the share command was no problem.
Solaris 8
on mars
share -F nfs -o rw /dir/dir2
on the server
mount mars:/dir/dir2 /mount_point
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