How to start the NFS server on HP-UX 11.31 at start up (boot up) automatically

[senthil_kumar_2]

Hi Sujit,

Please find attachment of /etc/default/nfs

[Dave Olker]

Here's what I find troubling in those syslog error messages:

> Dec 21 11:33:11
> emdlaghpvm04 /usr/sbin/rpc.lockd[1735]:
> Cannot get address for transport udp
> host \1 service lockd

The "host \1" is what concerns me. Are you absolutely certain your hostname resolution mechanisms are configured properly? The /etc/hosts file doesn't have any bogus information in it? Which ever hostname resolution database you're using (dns, nis, ldap, /etc/hosts) contains correct information for this system? I'd also check the /etc/services file to ensure it contains correct information and no bogus characters.

Regards,

Dave

[senthil_kumar_2]

Hi Dave,

I am having the same issue for all of newly installed five servers (HP-UX 11.31) on Integrity VM.

[OldSchool]

"I am having the same issue for all of newly installed five servers (HP-UX 11.31) on Integrity VM."

you might consider answering the questions he asked.

Eliciting relevant information from you has been somewhat less than enlighteing at this point.

[Steven Schweda]

> I am having the same [...]

> Dec 21, 2009 19:12:14 GMT 8 pts

It's nice that you've awarded points, but it
might be even nicer if you would ANSWER THE
QUESTIONS. The non-psychics among us can't
get any information from your system(s)
unless _you_ provide it.

[senthil_kumar_2]

Whom question i have to answer to?

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi:

> Whom question i have to answer to?

Since Dave is _the_ _expert_ and since Dave asked the last set of questions of you, in my opinion you need to respond to his queries!

Regards!

...JRF...

[Sunny123_1]

Hi

Reply on Dave Olker's post.


Regards
Sunny

[Steven Schweda]

> I am having the same [...]

> Dec 21, 2009 19:12:14 GMT 8 pts


> Whom question i have to answer to?

Uh, LOOK FOR THAT DATE AND TIME?

LOOK FOR THIS CHARACTER: "?"?

Rent a brain somewhere?

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Why JRF's queries are important.

Configuration files backed up in /etc/rc.config.d with the wrong name get read twice, making the configuration impopssible to work.

Consider turning on logging in the startup scripts to see why they fail.

set -x

a few echo statements to try and diagnose the problem.

Cuplicates in rc.config.d is a very common issue for failure to start up. Your symptoms point to this as a possible cause.

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