rpcinfo: RPC_PROG_NOT_REGISTERED

[Ralf Seefeldt]

Hello,

I have an D390 Server with HP0UX-10.20, where NFS stoppt working, seemingly without any changes to the system>

rpcinfo returns this:

root@s002-: rpcinfo -u localhost nfs 2
rpcinfo: RPC_PROG_NOT_REGISTERED
program 100003 version 2 is not available
root@s002-: rpcinfo -u localhost nfs 3
rpcinfo: RPC_PROG_NOT_REGISTERED
program 100003 version 3 is not available

portmap biod nfsd lockd statd automountd ar all running.

What configuration or process did I miss to check?

Any suggestions are helpfull.

Regards
Ralf

[Prashanth.D.S]

Hi Ralf,

Check for any firewall blockings it could cause such errors..
turn off the firewall and check out....

Best Regards,
Prashanth

[Prashanth.D.S]

Also will suggest you to check for the duplicate address entries for NFS mount in /etc/hosts on NFS client

[Ralf Seefeldt]

Hello,

the rpcinfo command was executed from the server itself. So, I do not thing, any firewall outside might have any effect.

Duplicte host IPS ar not available.
it is a little complicated configuration with HPSG-HA cluster:

#Cluster Server (*10? : Fast Ethernet-LAN and *00? : Ethernet-LAN)
192.32.0.1 s101 # Primary NFS-Server
192.32.0.2 s102 # Primary DB-Server
192.201.0.1 s001 # Primary NFS-Server
192.201.0.2 s002 # Primary DB-Server

# Applikations-Server
192.32.0.11 a101 app1 # (C 240)
192.32.0.12 a102 app2 # (J7000)
192.32.0.13 a103 app3 # (C3000)
192.32.0.14 a104 app4 # (J210)
192.201.0.11 a001
192.201.0.12 a002
192.201.0.13 a003
192.201.0.14 a004

# Plot-Server
192.32.0.21 sp01 pw201 # Plot-Server 1
192.201.0.21 sp01 # Plot-Server 1

# Programm-Packete (HP-Serviceguardcluster, virtual identities)
192.32.0.51 v101 basepkg # Generic-Packet
192.32.0.52 v102 nfspkg # NFS-Packet
192.32.0.53 v103 dbpkg oracle # DB-Packet
192.201.0.51 v001 # Generic-Packet
192.201.0.52 v002 # NFS-Packet
192.201.0.53 v003 # DB-Packet

# PC's
192.201.0.81 p001 # HP Designjet 600
192.32.0.181 pc01 # Cutter 1, DOS
192.32.0.182 pc02 # Cutter 2, DOS
192.32.0.183 pc03 # Cutter 3

The LAN-Card: "192.32.0.11 a101" has had some problems. It was not recogniced from its server, not even with ioscan. Now, some servers had been rebooted, the LAN-card is active again and the problems are gone.

Let's hope, this reboot helps for a longer time, than the last one 2 days ago.

I believe, the problem must have been located localy un the servers s001 and s002 or have been caused by the mentioned LAN-card, which might have sent junk to the LAN.

I will inform you, when the problem reoccures any time soon.

Bye
Ralf

[Peter Nikitka]

Hi,

do you get any RPC information when calling
rpcinfo localhost
(without any parameters)?

The portmapper may no longer be in an operative mode: Shutdown all rpc based process, stop portmap and restart again (else reboot).

mfG Peter

[singvey]

check the nfs configure file /etc/rc.config.d/nfsconf
nfs_server=1
num_nfsd=16 or high number
pcnfs_server=1
start_mountd=1
nfs_tcp=1

[Ralf Seefeldt]

After the 2nd NIC works again (It seems th have had contact problems) no mor errors occured.