The question was:
> Anyone out there who has ever managed to mount a remote nfs file system
> from a VAX cluster? In a first attempt at it we got the following output
> at the SUN side):
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> sun1 #mount -F nfs kunlt1:/vms_sundir /vms
> NFS getattr failed for server kunlt1: RPC: Authentication error
> nfs mount: mount: /opt/vms: I/O error
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> sun1 #nfsstat
>
> Server nfs:
> calls badcalls
> 0 0
> null getattr setattr root lookup readlink read
> 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
> wrcache write create remove rename link symlink
> 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
> mkdir rmdir readdir statfs
> 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
>
> Client rpc:
> calls badcalls retrans badxid timeout wait newcred timers
> 15 9 36 0 0 0 0 4
>
> Client nfs:
> calls badcalls nclget nclcreate
> 15 9 15 0
> null getattr setattr root lookup readlink read
> 0 0% 12 80% 0 0% 0 0% 1 7% 1 7% 0 0%
> wrcache write create remove rename link symlink
> 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
> mkdir rmdir readdir statfs
> 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 7%
> =============================================================================
>
>
> VAX side error messages:
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:25.72 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_HSTNAM, NFS server is running on host KUNLT1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:37.36 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-E-NFS_PROGVS, invalid RPC program version number
> -UCX-S-NFS_RPCHDR, xid = FFC15E2C program = 100005 version = 2 procedure = 0
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=0 host_name =
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:37.93 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_SUBNAM, Substitute hostname sun1.lett.kun.nl for hostname
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=1 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.08 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_MNTSUC, mounted filesystem /vms_sun1
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=1 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.56 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.89 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:40.23 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:40.55 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:25.72 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_HSTNAM, NFS server is running on host KUNLT1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:37.36 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-E-NFS_PROGVS, invalid RPC program version number
> -UCX-S-NFS_RPCHDR, xid = FFC15E2C program = 100005 version = 2 procedure = 0
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=0 host_name =
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:37.93 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_SUBNAM, Substitute hostname sun1.lett.kun.nl for hostname
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=1 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.08 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-S-NFS_MNTSUC, mounted filesystem /vms_sun1
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=0 gid=1 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.56 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:39.89 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:40.23 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> %UCX-W-NFS_NOSMAP, failed to find record for default account to map a superuser
> -UCX-S-NFS_CLIENT, uid=-2 gid=-2 host_name = sun1
> %%%%%%%%%%%% NFS$SERVER 27-JUL-1993 15:48:40.55 %%%%%%%%%%%%
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> The error message at the VAX side suggest to me that an RPC version clash
> occured. Any alternative suggestions or workarounds?
We had the problem solved before any answers arrived, thanks anyway to
rlyle@nl.oracle.com, paulo@dcc.unicamp.br, and a third person whose
message I happened to delete.
The prize for the best answer goes to rlyle (s.a.):
> Sorry to be such a bore, but it looks to me like your proxy UID's could use
> some work. We use TCPware, it's better and faster (IMHO). I've used UCX
> before though, with an IBM RS/6000 which seems to imply that it should
> definately work on a Sun (I *HATE* AIX).
>
> Check your PROXY UID's and *ESPECIALLY* the UID 0 setup. I can't remember what
> I had to do there, and I haven't got the UCX manuals anymore.
>
> Check the hosts file too. Do an rpcinfo -p kunlt1 to check your RPC program
> versions with what the Sun is expecting/using.
It WAS the UID 0 but I can't comment on UCX vs. TCPware, UCX did the job
in the end.
---------------
The VAX administrator writes:
+ It turned out that the NFS-server on the VAX expected UID -2 and GID -2,
+ though a proxy with thet right xID's was present. When the default
+ UID and GID were changed to the values of "root" on the sun, it was
+ possible to mount the VAX's NFS-file-system on the sun. I suppose this
+ kind of problems is due to my lack of experience with unix and network-
+ software.
+
+ Hans Adamse, system-manager LAVC K.U. Nijmegen, fac. Letteren C.O.G.
+ Erasmusplein 1, 6525 HT Nijmegen, the Netherlands, +31-80-616106
+ ADAMSE@LETT.KUN.NL, fax +31-80-615939
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I just got another message from PHIL_LORGAN@NYMCS.CV.COM which I just include
(don't really want to get into VAX details too much now that it works):
> VMS GID UID are octal numbers and UNIX uses decimal numbers.pick out an account
> on the vms side get that users UIC [some,number].convert these two octal
> numbers to decimal.first is gid second is uid.Create a unix login account
> in passwd with the same UID and GID also create a group for the new GID
> and update your /etc/group file.the UIC entries are in UAF.
> then log into unix account you created and mount -f NFS,soft sys.name:/zfb1/
> to /somedir/somedir.If you've done this already and correctly ,then i would
> follow-up with the RPC version declaration with the vendor who provided the
> NFS implementation on the VMS your using.
Hope that helps people who have the same problem,
Ingo Jentsch
(ingo@lett.kun.nl)
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