Hi Mike,
A colleague of mine did some hunting of his own and
found that if he restarted nfs on the server (mseas-data)
then the client was able to mount the disk.
Thank you very much for all of your time and help.
Pat
>> Hi Mike,
>>
>> I think v3 but I'm not sure (how do I check
>> this?). A
Mike Burger wrote:
>>> Just before the Thanksgiving break, we enabled quotas on
>>> the /home areas on the mseas-data server (running CentOS 5.8),
>>> using the following line in the updated /etc/fstab
>>>
>>> /dev/mapper/the_raid-lv_home /home ext3
>>> defaults,usrquota,grpquota
> Hi Mike,
>
> I think v3 but I'm not sure (how do I check
> this?). At any rate, I tried your suggestion
> both ways
>
> [root@mseas etc]# mount -o vers=3 mseas-data:/home
> mount.nfs: Unknown error 521
>
> [root@mseas etc]# mount -o vers=4 mseas-data:/home
> mount.nfs: mounting mseas-data:/home
On Thu, 05 Dec 2013 14:18:02 -0500
Pat Haley wrote:
> What should I look at next?
Does mseas-data exist in /etc/hosts?
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Hi Mike,
I think v3 but I'm not sure (how do I check
this?). At any rate, I tried your suggestion
both ways
[root@mseas etc]# mount -o vers=3 mseas-data:/home
mount.nfs: Unknown error 521
[root@mseas etc]# mount -o vers=4 mseas-data:/home
mount.nfs: mounting mseas-data:/home failed, reason giv
> Hi,
>
> A quick follow-up. I tried reverting back to the
> set ups on both machines before we enabled quotas.
> Rebooted both machines. Still cannot mount /home
> from the client (mseas).
>
> Thanks.
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just before the Thanksgiving break, we enabled quotas on
>> the /home areas on t
Hi,
A quick follow-up. I tried reverting back to the
set ups on both machines before we enabled quotas.
Rebooted both machines. Still cannot mount /home
from the client (mseas).
Thanks.
> Hi,
>
> Just before the Thanksgiving break, we enabled quotas on
> the /home areas on the mseas-data ser
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