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Quoted 2 lines · Gene & Marla Weber

(Why /dev/hdc and not /dev/cdrom?)

/dev/cdrom is a soft link. exports are usually reduced to canonical from.

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But the next time I ran it I got an RPC timeout. Same with running showmount -e 192.186.2.57 on the client. One time it shows the two lines, other times it times out.

This is no good.

It must work always or nfs will not work.

Sorry I forget, but what does the rpcinfo -p show?

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From the client as

rpcinfo -p

and from the client as

rpcinfo -p <server ip>

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Quoted 4 lines · Gene & Marla Weber

But the next time I ran it I got an RPC timeout. Same with running showmount -e 192.186.2.57 on the client. One time it shows the two lines, other times it times out.

Oh no you are saying that showmount -e on the server times out?

That is odd.

What is the history of the install on this system?

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