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Re: newbie network problem



At 08:46 PM 7/28/02 +0300, you wrote:
Phil wrote:
Anyone care to venture a guess:
I'm trying to network 2 Linux machines; 1 debian (potato r7), 1 red hat (7.1). Everything seems to be working on the server side( I have all 5 nfs daemons running, exports file seems to be correct, network hardware seems to work, I can ping each machine from the other, exportfs -a running) when I boot the red hat client host, it used to complain at boot and when issuing mount comands
mount: RPC: unable to receive: errno = connection refused
One of the directories I was trying to mount was the Windows partition on the server. I have since eliminated this directory and added several others in the exports file. Now I get the following error message at boot: on the client host
mount: RPC: unable to send; errno = network is unreachable
While issuing mount commands I now get no mount errors I do get timed out. AGAIN!, I can ping the machines. Can anyone point me in the right direction


You might want to check the RedHat firewall.

Forgive the stupid question:
        how,  where,
should I remove a package, modify a configuration, what would the firewall be called?


--
Johan Ehnberg
johan@ehnberg.net
"Windows? No... I don't think so."



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