Sounds like you didn't include a line for portmap in the allow file.
That causes these types of symptoms.
On Fri, Nov 12, 1999 at 02:10:29AM -0600, Robert Canary wrote:
> Not always,
>
> /etc/host.deny and /etc/host.allow will cause some headache if it isn't set
> correctly. I found this out when trying to do NFS install of RHL5.2. All
> though I had entire lan listed in the host.allow ( .ohiocounty.net) I had to
> remove the ALL:ALL from the host.deny. Then it worked. After I made the
> connection (via NFS) I changed it back and it worked okay. Go figure ___
>
> Hope that helps
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