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Operating Systems AIX portmap and nfsd Post 302609097 by newtoaixos on Monday 19th of March 2012 09:49:24 AM
Old 03-19-2012
Hi

As far as i know nfs and portmap are related to each other.

We recently had an issue where one of the lpar in the p7 box went down all of a sudden.

we logged a case with ibm but ibm said that there is no dump and also log is wrapped.

but they pointed us about the error entries in errpt. NFS seems to be stopping and lockd also inactive.

IBM gave the below commands to rectify :

Code:
# stopsrc -g nfs                                                       
# stopsrc -s portmap                                                   
# startsrc -s portmap                                                   
# startsrc -g nfs                                                       
# lssrc -g nfs

 

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