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Dear all
i have configured nfs server on virtual box.all the rpms are installed,services running properly,firewall is disabled,also restart portmap service.when i mount it from client machine it gives the ...
- 04-13-2010 #1Just Joined!
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nfs problem
Dear all
i have configured nfs server on virtual box.all the rpms are installed,services running properly,firewall is disabled,also restart portmap service.when i mount it from client machine it gives the following errors.folder permission are also set.
"mount 192.168.1.44:/home/* failed .reason given by servre
ermission is denied"
both machines ping each other as well.
plz sir send me the solution
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hi..
You need to be root to export file systems (i.e. use exportfs -a)
The server's /etc/exports controls the which file systems can be exported and hence served to clients. The client's /etc/exports has no affect.
/etc/exports: server configuration file
tells server which file systems to export.
/etc/fstab: client configuration file tells local system which file systems to mount, and how to mount them.
if all is fine and OK then check as below.
Check file of /etc/hosts.allow & /etc/hosts.deny
- 04-15-2010 #3Linux Guru
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Also, when you change one of the NFS configuration files such as /etc/exports, you need to restart the server so it re-reads the files. I think there is a command to make it just re-read them and apply the changes at run time, but I don't remember offhand what that is, if it is...
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