I'm not a Solaris administrator by any stretch .. but can usually get by. I have 2 servers, say S1 and S2, both networked so they can see each other no problem.
I have a set of directories on S1 that I want to see and use on S2. I haven't done this before but here's what I've done ... what am I missing?
- both server IPs are in /etc/hosts on both machines (telnet/ping, etc works fine both ways)
- on S1, I have executed the share command ..
[tt] share -F nfs -d "Share1" /directory/to/share[/tt]
This creates the file /etc/dfs/sharetab, but doesn't affect /etc/dfs/dfstab
- on S2, I issue the command [tt]mount -F nfs S1:/directory/to/share /my/mount/point[/tt]
but get the error RPC: Program not registered
- I've tried running /etc/init.d/nfs.server start on both server, but I'm not sure what this should do!
- lockd and statd are currently running on both servers.
Any help/advice is much appreciated.
Greg.
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I have a set of directories on S1 that I want to see and use on S2. I haven't done this before but here's what I've done ... what am I missing?
- both server IPs are in /etc/hosts on both machines (telnet/ping, etc works fine both ways)
- on S1, I have executed the share command ..
[tt] share -F nfs -d "Share1" /directory/to/share[/tt]
This creates the file /etc/dfs/sharetab, but doesn't affect /etc/dfs/dfstab
- on S2, I issue the command [tt]mount -F nfs S1:/directory/to/share /my/mount/point[/tt]
but get the error RPC: Program not registered
- I've tried running /etc/init.d/nfs.server start on both server, but I'm not sure what this should do!
- lockd and statd are currently running on both servers.
Any help/advice is much appreciated.
Greg.
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