Darren,
There's Joy in Mudville....
And thanks for the reminder, understood loud and clear that:
"elvis" != "elvis.domain.edu".
I was testing non-FQDN lookup/search order etc etc... Interestingly I found that:
filer FQDN = filer.domain-a.edu admin-host FQDN = admin-host.domain-b.edu
And:
domain-b.edu
Was not in the search list on the filer,
But DNS resolution worked, (imagine that) since the /etc/hosts file on the filer did NOT contain admin-host.domain-b.edu.
Cool.
I fixed this export issue with the command:
exportfs -r
And verified with the command:
exportfs -c <admin-host-IP> /vol/vol0
Which previously yielded:
exportfs: <admin-host-IP> does not have mount access to /vol/vol0
And of course now yields:
exportfs: <admin-host-IP> has mount access to /vol/vol0
Joy,
Thanks to all!
-Rob
A Darren Dunham wrote:
On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 04:31:38PM -0600, Robert K. Borowicz wrote:
elvis ~ $ sudo rsh filer.domain.edu priv set advanced;ping elvis
elvis is alive
-sec=sys,rw=XXX.XX.XXX.XXX/25:admin-host.domain.edu,root=XXX.XX.XXX.XXX/25:admin-host.domain.edu,nosuid
"elvis" != "elvis.domain.edu".