* nfs mounting problem in a linux cluster
@ 2006-01-20 12:33 Rajesh Kalmady
2006-01-23 13:02 ` Steve Dickson
0 siblings, 1 reply; 2+ messages in thread
From: Rajesh Kalmady @ 2006-01-20 12:33 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: nfs
I have a linux cluster with RHEL 4.1 installed in all nodes and the
NFS servers too. I have a
strange problem of NFS mounting. When I try to mount a file system
from the NFS server on
to all nodes, I find that the mount hangs in some nodes, but works in
others normally. I go to that node, kill the mount command and run it
again, it works. The set of nodes where it
does not work is also random.
I was doing this using a shell script which uses rsh to issue mount
commands on the nodes,
one by one. I thought that maybe the NFS server cannot handle rapid
requests, so I put a
sleep of 2 seconds between successive mount commands. But there was no
change in
the behavior.
After some diagnosing using tcpdump, I found that the mount client
first contacts the
RPC portmapper, then the NFS port and then the port where mountd is
listening. In those
machines where it does not work, I found that portmapper and nfs are
contacted but after
this, there is no progress.
The linux version is 2.6.9 (the one which comes in RHEL 4.1).
The same behavior happens when I unmount the partition too.
Could some experts help me out please ?
regards
Rajesh
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* Re: nfs mounting problem in a linux cluster
2006-01-20 12:33 nfs mounting problem in a linux cluster Rajesh Kalmady
@ 2006-01-23 13:02 ` Steve Dickson
0 siblings, 0 replies; 2+ messages in thread
From: Steve Dickson @ 2006-01-23 13:02 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Rajesh Kalmady; +Cc: nfs
Rajesh Kalmady wrote:
> I have a linux cluster with RHEL 4.1 installed in all nodes and the
> NFS servers too. I have a
> strange problem of NFS mounting. When I try to mount a file system
> from the NFS server on
> to all nodes, I find that the mount hangs in some nodes, but works in
> others normally. I go to that node, kill the mount command and run it
> again, it works. The set of nodes where it
> does not work is also random.
>
> I was doing this using a shell script which uses rsh to issue mount
> commands on the nodes,
> one by one. I thought that maybe the NFS server cannot handle rapid
> requests, so I put a
> sleep of 2 seconds between successive mount commands. But there was no
> change in
> the behavior.
>
> After some diagnosing using tcpdump, I found that the mount client
> first contacts the
> RPC portmapper, then the NFS port and then the port where mountd is
> listening. In those
> machines where it does not work, I found that portmapper and nfs are
> contacted but after
> this, there is no progress.
hmm... is there anything in /var/log/messages describing the failure
(on either side)?
steved.
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