This post addresses failures on Network File System which result in a Solaris 10 client being unable to mount remote filesystem on the NFS server. Common symptoms are:. Check that the NFS server is reachable from the client. On the client, type the following command. Also refer the below post.
The NFS server is the system that will share a file system. From the client use command with nfs server name. This command will also tell you which options were used when the file system was mounted. It should show what is currently mounted. What is mean? May someone can tell me : Thanks in advance. RedHat Commands. OpenSolaris Commands. Linux Commands. SunOS Commands. FreeBSD Commands. Full Man Repository. Advanced Search.
Contact Us. Forum Rules. Mark Forums Read. Thread Tools. View Public Profile for bobby See the rpcinfo 1M man page. The following is a shortened synopsis for some of the options that you can use with the command. If no value is given for hostname , the local host name is used.
You can substitute the RPC program number for progname , but many users can remember the name and not the number. You can use the -p option in place of the -s option on those systems that do not run the NFS version 3 software. The following example gathers information about the RPC services that are running on a server. The text that is generated by the command is filtered by the sort command to make the output more readable. Several lines that list RPC services have been deleted from the example.
The following two examples show how to gather information about a particular RPC service by selecting a particular transport on a server. The first example checks the mountd service that is running over TCP. This command is often used to watch for packets on the network. The snoop command must be run as root. The use of this command is a good way to ensure that the network hardware is functioning on both the client and the server.
Many options are available. See the snoop 1M man page. A shortened synopsis of the command follows:. The -d device option is useful on those servers that have multiple network interfaces. You can use many expressions other than setting the host. A combination of command expressions with grep can often generate data that is specific enough to be useful. When troubleshooting, make sure that packets are going to and from the proper host. Also, look for error messages. Saving the packets to a file can simplify the review of the data.
You can use this command to check if a process is hung. The truss command must be run by the owner of the process or by root.
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