redhat NFS mounts

[Stephen Schaefer]

>From the kernel version, this looks like RH 8.0.  What
firewall security level did you choose when you
installed?  It could be that your iptables filters are
blocking the response packets.  As root, do

/sbin/iptables -L -v

which should print out your current filter rules.  If
you trust the hundreds of subscribers to this list not
to abuse the privilege, you might post the output
here; otherwise feel free to e-mail them to me if
you're comfotable with that.

    - Stephen

--- steve dorsett <steve.dorsett@catapult.com> wrote:
> 
> Thought I'd try here before going to the
> redhat-specific groups...
> 
> I now have 45 minutes experience with redhat, trying
> to get an NFS mount
> from a solaris 2.7 box to work. The filesystem is
> exported, and the
> netfs service is running on the RH box (uname
> reports 2.4.18-14).
> 
> snoop on the server shows that it is responding with
> a "mount OK" which
> is apparently being ignored by the client. It
> continues to send requests
> until generating an RPC timeout message in the
> terminal window. Anything
> else to look at on the client side?
> 
> Please respond to me directly as well as to the
> list, as I believe my
> subscribed email address finally stopped working
> today. My old ISP has
> been bought and sold one too many times, this time I
> believe the plug
> has been pulled.
> 
> Thanks - 
> 
> Steve
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