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Note:
See the installation instructions for information
on customizing the desired port.
To provide more diagnostic information, the NFS login
process and the mount remote directory process have been enhanced to display
informative messages about the activity of each process. To enable the display
of these messages, define the environment variable _SASC_NFS_VERBOSE. When
_SASC_NFS_VERBOSE is defined as 1, the informative message will be produced.
nfslogin solgnu nfslogin -s nfsloginhost.mysite -u myuserid -p mypassword NFSLOGIN - NFSLOGINHOST IP ADDRESS: 10.23.149.16 NFSLOGIN - RACF Resource : P10.23.149.16 NFSLOGIN - RACF access to Resource: allowed NFSLOGIN - NFSLOGIN Server : PCNFSD NFSLOGIN - Username : myuserid NFSLOGIN - PCNFSD Program Number : 150001 NFSLOGIN - Port returned : 924 NFSLOGIN - Port checking : reserved or 2049 NFSLOGIN - PCNFSD Version : 2 NFSLOGIN - NFS_LOGINKEY : f75cf6f3f66ff4f45cf1f0......... NFSLOGIN - NFS_LOGINDATE: 12/3/1999 NFSLOGIN - NFS_UID : 2447 NFSLOGIN - NFS_GID : 105 NFSLOGIN - NFS_GID_LIST : NFSLOGIN - GID_LIST item 0 value: 44 Login succeeded.
Output similar to the following is produced by the ls
command during the mount process:
ls MOUNT - mount - ftstab used : //DDN:ETCFSTAB MOUNT - mount - device : MOUNT - >>>>krups.unx:/vol/vol0/u/userid MOUNT - mount - mountpoint :/ MOUNT - Host(krups.unx), MOUNTPROG(100005), MOUNTVERS(1) MOUNT - mount: successful MOUNT - mount - device : MOUNT - >>>>krups.unx:/vol/vol0/u/sasctg/playpen_700_mvs MOUNT - mount - mountpoint :/unix_mount_point1 MOUNT - Host(krups.unx), MOUNTPROG(100005), MOUNTVERS(1) MOUNT - mount: successful MOUNT - mount - device : MOUNT - >>>>d5412.us:c:/C++_Samples MOUNT - mount - mountpoint :/pc_mount_point1 MOUNT - Host(d5412.us), MOUNTPROG(100005), MOUNTVERS(1) MOUNT - mount: successful MOUNT - mount - device : MOUNT - >>>>krups.unx:/vol/vol0/u/sasctg/ MOUNT - mount - mountpoint :/unix_mount_point2 MOUNT - Host(krups.unx), MOUNTPROG(100005), MOUNTVERS(1) MOUNT - mount: successful
For true network problems, SNMP or other network diagnostic facilities are most useful.
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