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Nfs mount problem -AIX 5.3 on IPV-6 configuration

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vibha123

Technical User
Nov 16, 2007
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Hi,
I am facing problem to mount nfs dir.
Able to export the dir,
exportfs shows the exported dir. but when I use
mount hostname:/dir /dir1
gives an error
In this case I am using IPV-6 ip address of the host..

mount 3ffe:80c0:22c:101:209:6bff:fe2e:7b65:/mnt /nfs

mount: 3ffe not in hosts database
mount: giving up on:
3ffe:80c0:22c:101:209:6bff:fe2e:7b65:/mnt
No route to host

can any one thro some light on it..?

TIA
Prathibha
 
mount can't cope with the IP6 type address because of the colon character which is used as node - pathname separator

from man page:

-n Node
Specifies the remote node that holds the directory to be mounted.
For NFS version 4 mounts only, the node can be specified as a
colon-separated IPv6 address. If this is done with the
node:directory format, the colon-separated IPv6 address must be
enclosed in square brackets.

so:

mount [3ffe:80c0:22c:101:209:6bff:fe2e:7b65]:/mnt /nfs

or mount -n 3ffe:80c0:22c:101:209:6bff:fe2e:7b65 /mnt /nfs

I would guess...


HTH,

p5wizard
 
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