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Ross
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 3:47 pm    Post subject: NFS Error: no route to host
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Hi there,
My NFS server is running well for most clients.
But for some client machines, such as, some RHEL5, and a freeBSD, I get
error as below for some nfs mounts when the system is booting up:

Mount to ... failed. System Error: no route to host

It's Okay to mount any nfs to directories directly under root (e.g.
/mtpoint1). The error only occurs for mount points which are subdirectories
(e.g /opt/mtpoint2).
However, I can manually mount them without any problem when the system has
booted up. I am sure the nfs entries under /etc/fstab file are Okay becasuse
I can simply run "# mount /opt/mtpoint2".

Any idea would be appreciated,
Ross
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