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Troubleshooting NFS Mounts

• Added by L_Hartman, last edited by Shanthis08 on Jun 01, 2009  (view change)

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Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting NFS Mounts

You can verify the NFS share mount by manually mounting the NFS share on the NFS client. Ensure that you unmount on the NFS client after verifying.

Whenever there is an issue on NFS share, check the following:

• Check the NFS setup on the Server.
• Check the NFS setup on the Client.
• Check the mount table on the client. For example, on Solaris, execute the following command:
  cat /etc/mnttab
  The output gives the mount point on the client for the NFS share. Check the mount point directory for the list of files for further investigation.

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For More Information
See Setting Up the NFS Server for information about using NFS with Sun xVM Ops Center.

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