The solution is to add the ports to your /etc/services file such as the following:
rquotad 950/tcp
rquotad 950/udp
mount 951/tcp
mount 951/udp
Restart nfs, and those two services will bind to the ports specified. Just add those ports to your firewall rules and you should be in business.
I hope that helps.
Thanks,
-- -- James Cooley Sr. Systems Analyst Information Technology Florida Tech 321-674-7999 jcooley@xxxxxxxxxx
Ben Ransom wrote:
I've just put up a Redhat 4 system (call it nfsServer) and am unable to nfs mount file systems from it on other machines ...unless I turn off iptables on nfsServer.
I think the problem is the client is unable to see portmapper on nfsServer. In the past I've opened udp ports 111 and 2049 in iptables but this doesn't do the trick with the Redhat4 box. Note, I had SELinux turned on but have disabled it for now.
Any suggestions? Thanks, -Ben
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