Hi Carlos, Thanks for the reply. These are the results from server and client: ----------------------- root@primary:/home/oss# showmount -e localhost Export list for localhost: root@primary:/home/oss# root@glu-client:~# showmount -e 10.211.203.66 Export list for 10.211.203.66: root@glu-client:~# ---------------
Thanks Kumar From: Carlos Capriotti [mailto:capriotti.carlos@xxxxxxxxx]
No, NFS starts automatically, except if you disable it on gluster, when you configure your volume. on your gluster server(s) run: showmount -e localhost on your client (if unix) do the same with showmount -e ip.of.gluster.server also, make sure you don't have firewalls interfering. And, just for testing, do not mention ports or protocols when mounting the share. The command gluster volume status <your_volume_name_here> will also inform if the NFS server is running for that share. Well, that is a start. Cheers. On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 8:56 AM, <yalla.gnan.kumar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi All, I have installed glusterfs on two Ubuntu VMs . I am trying to access volumes using NFS client from a glusterfs client. But the connection is being timed out. ----------------- root@glu-client:/home/oss# mount -t nfs -o proto=tcp,port=2049 10.211.203.66:/gv0 /mnt/glusterfs/ mount.nfs: Connection timed out -----------------
Do we have to start NFS service on the glusterfs server to be accessible from glusterfs client? Thanks Kumar
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