#Nfs manager for osx mac#

Entries in hosts.allow normally take precedence over contents in ny. I have no problem exporting and mounting a folder when I disable the 'ALL:ALL' in my /etc/ny file. Read on if interested.Īt face value, it would seem that Apple, in the Lion release, reinterpreted the order of implementation of /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/ny for the purposes of NFS connections. Is that normal? Are several programs all running to use the same port normal? Is that correct? If so, how do I do this in Disk Utility (I use Disk Utility on client to mount NFS shares)? So I need to force rpcinfo to look at port 111. So it would appear that the default port number that is supposed to be resolved by the portmapper on the client side is not actually correct. Program 100000 version 4 ready and waiting Program 100000 version 3 ready and waiting Program 100000 version 2 ready and waiting On client sail, I use the above information in several rpcinfo calls to learn more: On server mast, I found the 'programs' and port numbers being used: I am now diving into the man page of rpcinfo. My guess is that there is something blocking the port, but there are no firewalls in place that I know of. Lastly, I tried mounting using NFS Manager on the client instead of Disk Utility, but also could not get it to work. I also did 'sudo nsfd restart' on server, but that also didn't help. I have tried 'sudo kill -HUP pid' for the rpc processes on the server, but to no avail. Both are using DHCP to get their network settings, which have been verified of course with what I use above with ifconfig.

I also note that tcpwrapping was turned off completely (hosts.allow has 'ALL:ALL') on both. I note that no Apple firewalls are enabled on either host or client. I created the /Volumes/L2A directory manually on the client. Now on the client, I use Disk Utility to mount nfs://132.239.152.84/Volumes/L2A to /Volumes/L2A (I have also tried using NFS Manager on client, but same problem occurs). Here is the resulting /etc/exports file written by NSF Manager on server: I am using default parameters, except I add read-only and access control by a selected IP address client. I am using NFS Manager as a server and exporting to a client. I have contacted NFS Manager support staff for help, but so far they have not suggested anything useful to try to help fix this problem.

#Nfs manager for osx mac#

I am having an issue that I can't resolve using NFS Manager between two OS 10.7 Lion Mac Pros.