On 10/30/97 22:32:23 you wrote:
I tried putting both of the Solaris 2.6 box's ip's in the Netapp /etc/exports file, but I still get a "permission denied" message when I try to mount. Turning off the interface and rebooting the Solaris 2.6 machine fixes things. I can mount the file system again.
I haven't had any experience with this explicitly, but if 2.6 is doing some-sort of "load-balancing" among IPs on the interface, there should be a way to turn this feature off. If not, you were on the right track with /etc/exports, but remember that you have to re-run exportfs (I prefer exportfs -av) on the filer for the changes to take effect. Then reboot the Solaris 2.6 client and see what happens.
Bruce
I haven't had any experience with this explicitly, but if 2.6 is doing some-sort of "load-balancing" among IPs on the interface, there should be a way to turn this feature off. If not, you were on the right track with /etc/exports, but remember that you have to re-run exportfs (I prefer exportfs -av) on the filer for the changes to take effect. Then reboot the Solaris 2.6 client and see what happens.
Oh, I did the 'exportfs -av' many times. ;) No go.
I will try a more systematic approach when I can free up a machine. It was a mad frenzy today trying to get it to work, and I ended up giving up.
-Rasmus