Error while mounting NFS file system on Exadata -- reason given by server: Permission denied

One of our colleague faced below issue while mounting NFS file system on Exadata.

[root@nfsclient /]# mount -t nfs 192.168.100.11:/nfs_server /nfs_client
mount: 192.168.100.11:/nfs_server failed, reason given by server: Permission denied

Solution:

NFS_Server IP - 192.168.100.11
NFS_Client IP - 192.168.100.10

Go to NFS Server. In our case NFS server is 192.168.100.11


ssh 192.168.100.11


Check the /etc/exports file


#cat /etc/exports


/nfs_server 192.168.100.*(*)


Edit /etc/exports file


#vi /etc/exports


/nfs_server 192.168.100.10 (rw,sync)


Restart the NFS services.


#service nfs restart

Now check on NFS Client server which is 192.168.100.10


ssh 192.168.100.10


#Service nfs restart

#Service portmap restart

#showmount -e nfsclient ----Here nfsclient is the server name


output:/nfs_server 192.168.100.10      


Now mount the nfs filesystem


[root@nfsclient /]# mount -t nfs 192.168.100.11:/nfs_server /nfs_client


Now it has been mounted successfully.

1 comment:

  1. Hi,

    I was having same issue. Your blog has saved my lots of time. Thank you very much.

    Cheers...!!
    Aron

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