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тАО08-29-2003 05:53 AM
тАО08-29-2003 05:53 AM
Using OpenVMS as a PC-NFS server
I am trying to set up my OpenVMS system with TCPIP service v5.3 with PC-NFS to assign the UID/GID pairs to my PC clients.
According to the documentation this is the sequence of events :-
1) The PC client sends a request for its UID/GID pair. This request includes the PC's host name with an encoded representation of the username and password.
2) PC-NFS responds by searching the proxy database and SYSUAF for a matching entry and by checking the password.
3) If a matching entry is located, PC-NFS returns the UID/GID pair to the PC client. The PC stores the UID/GID pair for later NFS requests.
4) If PC-NFS does not find an entry for the PC client in the proxy database, it maps the PC client to the default user TCPIP$NOBODY
account. In this case, restricted access is granted based on privileges established for the default user account.
Trouble is the PC-NFS never seems to find a match, and I always end up with the default user.
Is there anyway to see what the PC-NFS server is receiving and that is needs to match to interms of user name, host name etc. ? And is there a way to turn on logging to see what requests are received and what the status is ?
Any input appreciated.
Thanks Andrew
According to the documentation this is the sequence of events :-
1) The PC client sends a request for its UID/GID pair. This request includes the PC's host name with an encoded representation of the username and password.
2) PC-NFS responds by searching the proxy database and SYSUAF for a matching entry and by checking the password.
3) If a matching entry is located, PC-NFS returns the UID/GID pair to the PC client. The PC stores the UID/GID pair for later NFS requests.
4) If PC-NFS does not find an entry for the PC client in the proxy database, it maps the PC client to the default user TCPIP$NOBODY
account. In this case, restricted access is granted based on privileges established for the default user account.
Trouble is the PC-NFS never seems to find a match, and I always end up with the default user.
Is there anyway to see what the PC-NFS server is receiving and that is needs to match to interms of user name, host name etc. ? And is there a way to turn on logging to see what requests are received and what the status is ?
Any input appreciated.
Thanks Andrew
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тАО08-30-2003 01:42 AM
тАО08-30-2003 01:42 AM
Re: Using OpenVMS as a PC-NFS server
from a privileged account could you do
$set proc/priv=all
$reply/enable=all
this will echo all the messages to screen
then try and do a client PC-NFC connect you should see more information on the connection attempt.
relay the info here, perhaps this will enable someone to find the solution to your problem
Jean-Pierre
$set proc/priv=all
$reply/enable=all
this will echo all the messages to screen
then try and do a client PC-NFC connect you should see more information on the connection attempt.
relay the info here, perhaps this will enable someone to find the solution to your problem
Jean-Pierre
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тАО09-01-2003 12:52 AM
тАО09-01-2003 12:52 AM
Re: Using OpenVMS as a PC-NFS server
Hello
You should be able to get info re nfs connections from the logfiles in sys$sysdevice:[tcpip$nfs]and from operator.log.
By the way have you set up a vms username for each nfs client?
$ mc authorize sho/br nfs0049
Owner Username UIC Account Privs Pri Directory
NFS0049 [4000,61] Normal 4 DISK:[USER]
TCPIP> sho proxy nfs0049
VMS User_name Type User_ID Group_ID Host_name
NFS0049 OND 61 4000 *
hth
ML
You should be able to get info re nfs connections from the logfiles in sys$sysdevice:[tcpip$nfs]and from operator.log.
By the way have you set up a vms username for each nfs client?
$ mc authorize sho/br nfs0049
Owner Username UIC Account Privs Pri Directory
NFS0049 [4000,61] Normal 4 DISK:[USER]
TCPIP> sho proxy nfs0049
VMS User_name Type User_ID Group_ID Host_name
NFS0049 OND 61 4000 *
hth
ML
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