Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2269 mails)

[bruce@xxxxxxxxxx (Bruce)]

Yes this is VERY significant. I asked you whether or not your system was open
for action on PORTS 111 and 2049.

You may have to get the nfs daemon to listen on port 111.
Or use port option for mount.
Try (and I haven't tested it) mount -t nfs  node:/ /directory port=111

Pop verbose or -v in there somewhere,.

The other way will be to install the mount from SuSE 6.4.

Bruce.

>We're still struggling with this, and I've called upon IBM support.
>They had me take a comm trace, and they report that the SuSE 6.4 box
>that works is using UDP to port 111, while the 7.0 box that doesn't
>work is using TCP.  Is this significant?  Is there a way to specify
>which protocol 'mount' uses to test this out?
>
>Glenn Holmer wrote:
>>
>> Since I've seen SuSE folks posting here lately, I'm repeating this
>> problem in the hopes that someone there will see it and offer some
>> help:
>>
>> > We've been using SuSE in our office since 5.x, and have always been
>> > able to mount the AS/400 to our Linux boxen.  However, with 7.0, we
>> > get this message:
>> >
>> > shadow:~ # mount weyco400:/ /mnt/weyco400
>> > pmap_getmaps rpc problem: RPC: Procedure unavailable
>> > mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
>> >
>> > What changed in 7.0 that might cause this behavior?  How do we fix it?
>>
>> Other NFS mounts in both directions work fine, and in fact, I can
>> mount machine "shadow" from the AS/400.
>
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