There are many NFS server faults. This friend summarized nine common NFS server faults for you and hoped to help you.
1. The rpcbind failure error
Fault symptom:
Nfs mount: server1: RPC: Rpcbind failure
RPC: Timed Out
Nfs mount: retrying:/mntpoint
Cause:
First, there may be an incorrect IP address, host name, or node name combination in the hosts file of the client;
Second, the server temporarily stops service due to overload.
2. The server not responding error
Symptom:
NFS server server2 not responding, still trying
Cause:
First, the network is disconnected. Run the ping command to check the problem.
Second, the server is shut down.
3. The NFS client fails a reboot error
Symptom:
After the client is started, the following prompt information is displayed:
Setting default interface for multicast: add net 224.0.0.0: gateway:
Client_node_name.
Cause:
If you use fg in the mount Option of etc/vfstab, you cannot mount the resources on the server. Change it to bg or comment out the row until the server is available.
4. The service not responding error
Symptom:
Nfs mount: dbserver: NFS: Service not responding
Nfs mount: retrying:/mntpoint
Cause:
First, if the current level is not level 3, use who-r to view it and use init to switch.
Second, the NFS Server daemon does not exist. Run ps-ef | grep nfs check and start with/etc/init. d/nfs. server start.
5. The program not registered error
Symptom:
Nfs mount: dbserver: RPC: Program not registered
Nfs mount: retrying:/mntpoint
Cause:
First, the current level is not level 3.
Second, the mountd daemon is not started. Use the/etc/init. d/nfs. server script to start the NFS daemon.
Third, check whether entries in/etc/dfs/dfstab are normal.
6. The stale file handle error
Symptom:
Stale NFS file handle
Cause:
The shared resources on the server are moved. You can use umount and mount on the client to re-mount them.
7. The unknown host error
Symptom:
Nfs mount: sserver1: RPC: Unknown host
Cause:
The content in the hosts file is incorrect.
8. The mount point error
Symptom:
Mount: mount-point/DS9 does not exist.
Cause:
This mount point does not exist on the client. Check the spelling of related entries in the command line or/etc/vfstab file.
9. The no such file error
Symptom:
No such file or directory.
Cause:
This mount point does not exist on the server. Check the spelling of related entries in the command line or/etc/vfstab file.