zfs discuss - Sep 2006 - zfs share=".foo-internal.bar.edu" on multiple interfaces?

I have a Sun x4200 with 4x gigabit ethernet NICs.  I have several of 
them configured with distinct IP addresses on an internal (10.0.0.0) 
network.

I have shared the ZFS filesystem with the following command:
    zfs set sharenfs=''rw=.foo-internal.bar.edu insecure
no_root_squash''
xr7/group/ntnt ; zfs share -a

The problem is that when I mount from a client, I can only mount if I 
specify the IP address 1st network interface.  If I use the 2nd or 3rd 
interface (both also on the internal network), then I get the following 
error:
    kernel: nfs server 10.1.5.10:/xr7/group/ntnt: not responding
The Solaris fellow that I just pinged about this said that this works 
for him on his non-ZFS box without anything special.

Has anyone run into a similar issue?  Is there a list of interface to 
which NFS will export?

Thanks,
-Luke
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Luke Scharf wrote:
>    zfs set sharenfs=''rw=.foo-internal.bar.edu insecure
no_root_squash''
> xr7/group/ntnt ; zfs share -a
Also, is this the proper syntax for the no_root_squash?

Thanks,
-Luke

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On Sep 11, 2006, at 4:49 PM, Luke Scharf wrote:
> Luke Scharf wrote:
>>    zfs set sharenfs=''rw=.foo-internal.bar.edu insecure  
>> no_root_squash'' xr7/group/ntnt ; zfs share -a
> Also, is this the proper syntax for the no_root_squash?
no_root_squash is a Linux-ism.

What you''re looking for in Solaris is: root=<hostname>

Refer to the share_nfs man page for a complete list of valid NFS  
sharing options you can use.

/dale

Dale Ghent wrote:
> On Sep 11, 2006, at 4:49 PM, Luke Scharf wrote:
>
>> Luke Scharf wrote:
>>>    zfs set sharenfs=''rw=.foo-internal.bar.edu insecure 
>>> no_root_squash'' xr7/group/ntnt ; zfs share -a
>> Also, is this the proper syntax for the no_root_squash?
>
> no_root_squash is a Linux-ism.
>
> What you''re looking for in Solaris is: root=<hostname>
>
> Refer to the share_nfs man page for a complete list of valid NFS 
> sharing options you can use.
I don''t k now how I missed that when I was scrolling through the man
page...

That part is up and running!

Many thanks,
-Luke

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> I have a Sun x4200 with 4x gigabit ethernet NICs.  I
> have several of 
> them configured with distinct IP addresses on an
> internal (10.0.0.0) 
> network.
[off topic]
Why are you using distinct IP addresses instead of IPMP ?
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Luke Scharf wrote:
> The problem is that when I mount from a client, I can only mount if I 
> specify the IP address 1st network interface.  If I use the 2nd or 3rd 
> interface (both also on the internal network), then I get the 
> following error:
>    kernel: nfs server 10.1.5.10:/xr7/group/ntnt: not responding
> The Solaris fellow that I just pinged about this said that this works 
> for him on his non-ZFS box without anything special.
The problem went away when I passed a "-o tcp" to the mount command on
the client.  I''m guessing that the response from the server
didn''t
necessarily come from the interface that handled the request.

Thanks to those who helped offline!

-Luke

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