So far I've got the first question solved . I'm sorry this
question has been listed in the solaris.faq. Here is the faq about
my question:
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For some reason the nfs service has disappeared from your /etc/services
file, NIS map or NIS+ table. You need to have an
entry like:
nfsd 2049/udp nfs # NFS server daemon
(clts)
nfsd 2049/tcp nfs # NFS server daemon
(cots)
If you use NIS+, you must make sure that the NIS+ entry is readable for
the machine executing nfsd.
If you used your SunOS 4.x services file, that would explain it: SunOS
4.x doesn't have an entry for nfsd in /etc/services,
Solaris 2.x requires one.
This will usually not happen until you upgrade to Solaris 2.4 or a later
revision. Solaris 2.3 and earlier would always consult
/etc/services, regardless of what nsswitch.conf said. /etc/services does
contain the right NFS entries.
Solaris 2.4 and earlier don't have an entry for NFS over tcp, so this
error is also likely to occur on 2.5+ NFS servers that are
NIS/NIS+ clients of 2.4- servers. In 2.5 the error message will look
like:
nfsd: Cannot get address for transport udp host \1 service nfs
nfsd: Cannot establish NFS service over /dev/udp: transport setup
problem.
nfsd: Cannot get address for transport tcp host \1 service nfs
nfsd: Cannot establish NFS service over /dev/tcp: transport setup
problem.
thanks to :
Casper Dik
Samir
Joel Lee
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