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I am trying to set up a share directory between 2 Sun Solaris. From system a, update /etc/dfs/dfstab Issue shareall From system b, update /etc/vfstab Issue mount /filea Received error: mount /filea nfs mount: sysa: : RPC: Rpcbind failure - RPC: Unable to receive nfs mount: backgrounding: /filea Please help.

Name: David Perry
Date: September 30, 2003 at 12:15:08 Pacific

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On the server cd /etc/init.d ./nfs.server stop ./nfs.server start exportfs -av

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SMB is more efficient and secure than NFS, and offer much more sharing options.

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Booting from CDRW

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