Re: [TCLUG:21693] portmap

[Adam Maloney <adamm@sihope.com>]

bash-2.01# rpcinfo -p <host>
   program vers proto   port
    100000    2   tcp    111  portmapper
    100000    2   udp    111  portmapper

It's exactly the same if I run it on the BSD machine against the linux box
or vice-versa.

My hosts.allow and hosts.deny were both empty.  Do I want to do:

/etc/hosts.allow:
my.ip.addresses

/etc/hosts.deny:
ALL

right?

Adam Maloney
Systems Administrator
Sihope Communications

On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Scott Dier wrote:

> Try running rpcinfo -p 'hostname'
> 
> from localhost, and the remote host.  compare notes.
> 
> I bet for some reason the remote portmapper is setup to deny.  Which can
> (oddly enough) be set in your hosts.deny stuff.  You might want to be
> sore that your allowing in hosts.allow (ip based *only*) and hosts.deny
> (ALL, so any that dont match allow are allowed).
> 
> 
> * Adam Maloney <adamm@sihope.com> [000926 19:33]:
> > I have a happy Slackware-7 box, it's exporting home dirs to the other
> > machines on my network.  Even the Lose95 is happy.  I have a BSD machine
> > in the corner which cannot mount from linux.  When I try to mount:
> > 
> > mount hostname.domain.com:/home /mnt
> > NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
> > 
> > portmap, mountd, nfsd, nfsiod are all running.  The /etc/rpc file contains
> > to entries pertaining to nfs:
> > 
> > nfs	100003	nfsprog
> > pcnfsd	150001
> > 
> > Anyone know why this isn't working?  I don't own the "Managing NFS and
> > NIS" O'reilly book, unfortunately.
> > 
> > Adam Maloney
> > Systems Administrator
> > Sihope Communications
> > 
> > 
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