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08-15-2003 02:26 PM
08-15-2003 02:26 PM
NFS Client subsystem
Hello,
I loaded HP-UX 11i on D-370/2 sever. when I reboot the server it goes through the all tests and hangs at "NFS Client Subsystem" and says "NFS server (pid592@/net) not responding still trying".
I m using PC HyperTerminal. I even booted up the server in single user mode to edit /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file, but "vi" doesn't work.
Any other option ? what shoud I do guys ?
Thanks
Frank
I loaded HP-UX 11i on D-370/2 sever. when I reboot the server it goes through the all tests and hangs at "NFS Client Subsystem" and says "NFS server (pid592@/net) not responding still trying".
I m using PC HyperTerminal. I even booted up the server in single user mode to edit /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf file, but "vi" doesn't work.
Any other option ? what shoud I do guys ?
Thanks
Frank
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08-15-2003 02:38 PM
08-15-2003 02:38 PM
Re: NFS Client subsystem
Hello Frank ,
First in single user mode , you dont have all the file systems , you need to mount /usr ,/tmp , mount -a .
if needed you need to use fsck /usr ....
i prefer to use maintenance mode , because you have more commands .
Second , check the NFS server , and if the daemons are ok :
/sbin/init.d/nfs.core
/sbin/init.d/nfs.server
and the conf file .
Eran .
First in single user mode , you dont have all the file systems , you need to mount /usr ,/tmp , mount -a .
if needed you need to use fsck /usr ....
i prefer to use maintenance mode , because you have more commands .
Second , check the NFS server , and if the daemons are ok :
/sbin/init.d/nfs.core
/sbin/init.d/nfs.server
and the conf file .
Eran .
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08-15-2003 06:52 PM
08-15-2003 06:52 PM
Re: NFS Client subsystem
This is a classic problem when networking, specifically DNS, is not setup correctly. You'll need to get into single user mode and as mentioned, nothing is mounted except / and /stand. Simply mount /usr /var and /tmp, then run vi on the nfsconf file. Turn off *all* NFS options including server, client and automounter. Then run the command:
reboot -q
and the system should start OK. Once up and running, fix the DNS problems and enable NFS one seervice at a time until it is functional. NFS can be particularly annoying as HP-UX depends on disks behaving normally and NFS disks can be unstable due to network problems.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
reboot -q
and the system should start OK. Once up and running, fix the DNS problems and enable NFS one seervice at a time until it is functional. NFS can be particularly annoying as HP-UX depends on disks behaving normally and NFS disks can be unstable due to network problems.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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