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Hello All,
I am after some help, probably something very simple, I am trying to mount a disk on a remote computer using the following command
mount vecfs:/shrek /shrek
Where ...
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RPC: Program not registered
Hello All,
I am after some help, probably something very simple, I am trying to mount a disk on a remote computer using the following command
mount vecfs:/shrek /shrek
Where vecfs is the remote computer and /shrek is the file system.
I keep getting a message back saying mount: RPC: Program not registered
I am running RedHat 9
Any advice or suggestions?
Thanks in Advance
- 09-10-2003 #2
Try using the ip address instead of the machine name then it should work.
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I have just tried that but I still get the same message.
Originally Posted by Ol Man
Any other ideas?
- 09-10-2003 #4Linux Guru
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what type of share are you trying to mount?
a SAMBA(windows) share? or NFS? other?
Jason
- 09-10-2003 #5
Have you checked if kernel is NFS enabled? And the NFS is running.
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I am quite new to all of this!!!
I have two RedHat 9 machines which are connected to a 8 port switch, there is nothing else on the switch. On one of the machines there is a 250GB Software RAID which is mounted as /shrek
I would like to mount that disk array on to the other RedHat machine (vectayn2) but I keep getting the RPC message.
Both machines are in eachothers hosts files and I have also added the whole batch of IP addresses to the /etc/hosts.allow file on the machine with /shrek (vecfs) on it.
I should let you know that I am using IP addresses of 10.0.0.* with a netmask of 255.255.255.0 (I am not sure if that makes a difference)
Thanks in advance
- 09-10-2003 #7
First you need to install an NFS sever on vecfs then setup an NFS client on vectayn2. You will also need to have Kernels that support NFS on both machines. I think i read a tut on tldp on setting up NFS but i cant find it. And a tut here on how to compile a Kernel it is a bit long but explains alot so its worth reading IMO.
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Thanks for the advice, I have now mounted the File System, it seem that alough the rpc service had started the nfs service hadn't.
Thanks again for the advice


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