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03-02-2004 07:17 PM
03-02-2004 07:17 PM
NFS problem
Hi all
We made an NFS for a file to be shared between stand alone system and an ES40 cluster member when activating NFS on the member it get down and hangs what should i do
We made an NFS for a file to be shared between stand alone system and an ES40 cluster member when activating NFS on the member it get down and hangs what should i do
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03-02-2004 08:01 PM
03-02-2004 08:01 PM
Re: NFS problem
Hi,
File must be exported in NFS server(/etx/exports)
in member
#mount -t NFS:/ /
before doin this ensure NFS daemons are running on both server and clinet.
(you can start those daemons using "sysman-->
Networking -->NFS")
File must be exported in NFS server(/etx/exports)
in member
#mount -t NFS
before doin this ensure NFS daemons are running on both server and clinet.
(you can start those daemons using "sysman-->
Networking -->NFS")
never give up
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03-02-2004 10:35 PM
03-02-2004 10:35 PM
Re: NFS problem
which version of Tru64, what patchrelease, what means "down" (crash, if so what is the panic string?)?
What does a showmount -e give you?
What does a rpcinfo -p tell you?
Please be more specific next time using technical information and post your request in the correct group (nfs is not a database issue).
What does a showmount -e
What does a rpcinfo -p
Please be more specific next time using technical information and post your request in the correct group (nfs is not a database issue).
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03-02-2004 10:55 PM
03-02-2004 10:55 PM
Re: NFS problem
Hi,
what do you do now? Reset the machine?
If so and you do not have a crash file, you can force the machine to produce one.
Instead of pushing the reset button, push the operator halt button, when on prompt, use command crash. This should produce a crash dump, which Hp can examine.
greetings,
Michael
what do you do now? Reset the machine?
If so and you do not have a crash file, you can force the machine to produce one.
Instead of pushing the reset button, push the operator halt button, when on prompt, use command crash. This should produce a crash dump, which Hp can examine.
greetings,
Michael
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