configuration article:http://jimann.blog.51cto.com/3295893/1918945
This article is used to summarize the problems that occur during the configuration process, and the environment is the same as the configuration
No portmap-* server
[[email protected] backup]# yum list-y portmap-* loaded plugin: fastestmirrorloading mirror speeds from cached Hostfile * Base:mir rors.tuna.tsinghua.edu.cn * extras:mirrors.aliyun.com * updates:mirrors.sohu.com error: No matching packages can be listed
Cause: The service was renamed Rpcbind
Workaround: Install the Rpcbind service to
2./etc/exports file Modification No effect
Cause: Server NFS rpcbind Two service boot order errors cause
Workaround:
Execute UPDATE command: EXPORTFS-RV
Restart NFS Services: Service NFS Restart
Authentication method: Client execution Command SHOWMOUNT-E 192.168.1.1
3. Client execution mount command prompt error, no route to host
[Email protected]:~# showmount-e 10.66.0.140clnt_create:rpc:port mapper failure-unable to Receive:errno 113 (No rout E to host)
Cause: Server-side firewall and SELinux throttling
Workaround: Turn off the firewall
[Email protected] backup]# iptables-p INPUT Accept [[email protected] backup]# iptables-p FORWARD ACCEPT [email Protec Ted] backup]# iptables-p OUTPUT ACCEPT [[email protected] backup]# iptables-f
Turn off SELinux
Setenforce 0
This method is a temporary method, if you need to permanently view another blog:
http://jimann.blog.51cto.com/3295893/1919259
4. Client execution mount command prompt error "Access denied by server while mounting"
1, the use of illegal ports, that is, the use of more than 1024 ports.
This error can be confirmed by checking the log:
[[Email protected]~/]# cat/var/log/messages | grep mount
Jan 2 12:49:04 localhost mountd[1644]: refused mount request from 192.168.0.100 for/home/nfsshare/(/home/nfsshare): Ille Gal Port 1689
Workaround:
Modify the configuration file/etc/exports, add the insecure option, restart the NFS service, and then try to mount it.
/home/nfsshare/* (Insecure,rw,async,no_root_squash)
2. NFS Version Issue
To edit the/etc/sysconfig/nfs file, locate the following:
#Turn off V2 and v3 protocol support #RPCNFSDARGS = "-N 2-n 3" #Turn off v4 protocol Support #RPCNFSDARGS = "-N 4"/* put this sentence in front of the # The number is removed */
Last save, restart the NFS service, and then try to mount it, if it is not mounted, try adding the-o nolock parameter to the back.
Note: In my debugging process, the modification is the most hesitant, because my profile does not have the # number of lines, not dare to modify, but eventually manually plus-N 4 content, the problem solved -to cry no tears, for this I toss a half day
3, check whether the client Mount directory has read and write permissions, add the appropriate permissions.
4, the NFS server on the/etc/hosts set the client machine IP corresponding domain name, can be removed.
Linux Data Backup (NFS mapping method)--Problem debugging