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10-10-2001 11:00 PM
10-10-2001 11:00 PM
Why my "rpcinfo" is wrong?
#hostname
hp_g40
#rpcinfo -p hp_g40
rpcinfo: hp_g40: n2a: hostname not found
What's the matter?
Zhou
hp_g40
#rpcinfo -p hp_g40
rpcinfo: hp_g40: n2a: hostname not found
What's the matter?
Zhou
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10-10-2001 11:15 PM
10-10-2001 11:15 PM
Re: Why my "rpcinfo" is wrong?
I think you have a name lookup problem. The contents of your /etc/hosts file, NIS database or DNS server could be wrong.
What is the output if you type "nslookup hp_g40" ? This instruction should return you the IP address. If you get an error or the server cannot be found, look at /etc/nsswitch.conf and check how hostnames should be resolved.
What is the output if you type "nslookup hp_g40" ? This instruction should return you the IP address. If you get an error or the server cannot be found, look at /etc/nsswitch.conf and check how hostnames should be resolved.
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10-11-2001 12:52 AM
10-11-2001 12:52 AM
Re: Why my "rpcinfo" is wrong?
This looks like a hostname resolution problem. Check with nslookup hp_g40 if your hostname is resolved correctly (i doubt it isn't).
Check your /etc/nsswitch.conf in which order your hostname is resolved. There must be something wrong either in your DNS Server or your local /etc/hosts.
Also think this is the source of your showmount-problem.
Hope this helps
Regards Stefan
Check your /etc/nsswitch.conf in which order your hostname is resolved. There must be something wrong either in your DNS Server or your local /etc/hosts.
Also think this is the source of your showmount-problem.
Hope this helps
Regards Stefan
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10-11-2001 12:59 AM
10-11-2001 12:59 AM
Re: Why my "rpcinfo" is wrong?
As already mentioned, there is something wrong with the name resolution on your system. I would change /etc/nsswitch.conf so that it uses the local hosts files for name resolution, add the entry for hp_g40 in /etc/hosts, make sure you can do a nslookup hp_g40 and then try the command again.
-Santosh
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