Hello!
After some successful tests with the NFS HA I am now stuck with some weird NFS problems.
I have a share in a resource group which cannot be mounted from the remote host. The share-command looks like this:
share -F nfs -o rw=hostname.fqdn -d "home01" /san02vol01pool/home01
On the client host I get the error "Permission denied". But when I create a new directory /export/test without any resource group and export it with
share -F nfs -o rw=hostname.fqdn -d "test" /export/test
I can mount the directory without problems. While testing I figured out that there is a difference if I omit the "-d"-Option or not.
Here are both entries from /etc/dfs/sharetab for comparison:
/san02vol01pool/home01 - nfs rw=hostname.fqdn home01
/export/test - nfs rw=hostname.fqdn test
So here are my questions:
1. How can I see why the permission is denied? Are there any logfiles?
2. Which nfs-services do I have to enable with svcadm?
3. Do I have to enter the FQDN for any host? They are all in the same subdomain.
4. Can I provide access to a complete network? "rw=xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24" does not seem to work.
5. Finally: How can I get this NFS service to work?
Thanks for any help
Stephan