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Problem with NFS-portmap
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Eduardo Kaftanski)
Sun Sep 3 06:49:28 1995
From: eklist@netup.cl (Eduardo Kaftanski)
To: linux-net@vger.rutgers.edu
Date: Sun, 3 Sep 1995 01:04:10 -0400 (CST)
Hi,
During an IP renumbering, I lost NFS in my linux boxes. I have a
network of 4 linux boxes, all running some version of 1.2.x, one of
themm a router to the Internet.
Now, since changing from a non-subnetted (ie, 255.255.255.0 mask)
class C to one with the last byte 192, every time I wan;t to nfs mount
any drive from any machine, I get:
Sep 3 00:56:52 ebola.netup.cl portmap[17359]: connect from 200.27.30.65 to getp
ort(mountd): request from unauthorized host
Sep 3 00:56:52 ebola.netup.cl portmap[17358]: connect from 200.27.30.65 to getp
ort(mountd): request from unauthorized host
Always twice, never the name,, just IP. This error appeasr even when I try
to mount a machine drive to itself...
So, I think the proble lies on not being able to back-resolve the machines IP.
I double checked nameservice and /etc/hosts file to no avail.
Did I miss something really obvious, with such a trivial solution I will
be ashamed of my last 3 year as network admin? Or I stuped on some bug
or incompatibility?
Many thanks for your help'
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Eduardo Kaftanski
ekaftan@netup.cl
