From: Suresh Chadive <n8d11007@ccs.iitb.ac.in>
Subject: Re: NFS problem
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 00:15:55 +0530 (IST)
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Thank you very much for the support I got. It is
really timely help to me.

The suggestions helped me in making a breakthrough,
however, still the problem persists. I think I have
rounded off the critical thing now.

1) The portmap, nfs, nfslock were off for the levels 345
   I rectified it. Now the client also shows all the important
   daemons running.

2) - rpcinfo -p on server and client now give all the daemons.
    ----------------------------------------------------------
   - also, the command:

	$ rpcinfo -p server
     produces the same input as obtained on the server (issuing
     ----------------------------------------------  rpcinfo -p)

    Interesting part is

	$ rpcinfo -u server nfs
        $ rpcinfo -u server portmap

    are getting timed out !!!!. They produce (for the case of portmap):

                rpcinfo: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Timed out
		program 100000 is not available


    Will this give any clue to the problem?


 3) The mounting on to the server itself is successful !
    Is it that server side is absolutely OK?


Eagerly looking for the final shot...


Best regards,
-suresh


----------------------
SURESH CHADIVE

V Yr,
Dual degree Programme

H9, #319,
IIT Bombay

e-mail :  csuresh@iitbombay.org





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