bluedragon2
IS-IT--Management
I am trying to mount a remote mount a CD-ROM on a Solaris 10 box from a Solaris 8 box. When I do a:
mount <ip>:/cdrom/disk1 /cdrom
I get s Stale NFS mount. On the Solaris 10 box, I edited the /etc/default/nfs file and changed NFS_CLIENT_VERSMAX from 4 to 2 and uncommented it. I then restarted nfs.server.
I shared the CDROM using:
share /cdrom/disk1
share shows that it is shared and I can access it from another Solaris 10 box. On the Solaris 8 box, dfshares <ip> shows the share, but it still comes back with Stale NFS mount.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
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mount <ip>:/cdrom/disk1 /cdrom
I get s Stale NFS mount. On the Solaris 10 box, I edited the /etc/default/nfs file and changed NFS_CLIENT_VERSMAX from 4 to 2 and uncommented it. I then restarted nfs.server.
I shared the CDROM using:
share /cdrom/disk1
share shows that it is shared and I can access it from another Solaris 10 box. On the Solaris 8 box, dfshares <ip> shows the share, but it still comes back with Stale NFS mount.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
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If I wasn't Blue, I would just be a Dragon...