This week I'm moved our homedirectories, which were previously stored on
a RedHat7.3 machine, to a (new) Debian Woody 3 machine (intel). The
homedirectories are exported with NFS, and used from the main servers
which are Sun Sparc's, running Solaris 2.6(SunOS 5.6).
Now my problem, it concerns 2 machines in 2 different subnets, but with
the same setup which experience the same problem which is this:
Dec 31 19:48:23 einstein rpc.statd[669]: Received erroneous SM_UNMON
request from einstein for x.229.96.12
Appearing once in a while in the daemon.log file. It happens on both
machines and I'm puzzled about the possible cause.
I've tried about anything on both the Debian(nfs-server) &
Solaris(nfs-client) machines:
Tried hard/soft-locking, disabled various caching options, modified
various performance options (sync, write delay etc.), I don't know what
else to do. And maybe my problem isn't even serieus (meaning it causes
harm), but I don't want to find out when it's too late.
I've looked for my problem in Google but it resulted in finding only in
other people with the same problem and no solution. So my last resort:
this list.
Thanks in advance......
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