Hi, I have 2 servers which are connected to a gateway machine. The gateway and one server are running Linux 2.6.16.2, while the third machine is running 2.6.16.5. The two ethernet ports on the gateway which are connected to the servers are combined into a single ethernet bridge device. Ever since 2.6.16, I have noticed that I can no longer cross-mount the two servers' /home directories via UDP NFS. Which is to say that the mount command succeeds, but that trying to access the filesystem makes the process hang and the "NFS server not responding" message to appear in the console log. This is true regardless of which machine is the NFS server and which is the NFS client. It all works fine if I use TCP NFS instead. Also, UDP NFS works OK between any server and the gateway itself, so it only goes wrong when UDP NFS traffic is forwarded across the bridge. (I have not changed my firewall rules, which just tell the gateway to forward all traffic coming in from the bridge device anyway.) Can anyone reproduce this, please? I obviously have a workaround (using TCP instead of UDP) but it sounds like there's a bug somewhere. Cheers, Chris ___________________________________________________________ Switch an email account to Yahoo! Mail, you could win FIFA World Cup tickets. http://uk.mail.yahoo.com