Thanks to everyone who ventured suggestions on this.
Thomas gets the cigar!
On 10-Jan-03 "T. Ribbrock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> This has happened to me once. The reason was: I forgot that the
> default install of RHL 7.[23] installs an ipchains firewall on the
> machine as well - and in the default setup, nfs is blocked...
>
I ran sys-unconfig and disabled the default ipchains. NFS now works fine.
This also solved the rsh and rlogin problems.
One small tip is that when you enter your network params after the
sys-unconfig reboot it only contains a single entry for your DNS which will be
the way your /etc/resolve.config file is after reboot. The old resolve.config
is in /etc/resolve.config.bak. Just copy it back over to get all DNS if you
use more then one server.
All praise to redhat-list.
Peace
john
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