From: BitTwister@mouse-potato.com   
      
   On Fri, 20 Jul 2012 17:02:38 +0100, grimble wrote:   
      
   > I have copied the appropriate line from M's /etc/fstab to H's.   
   > /etc/hosts has the appropriate entries, and /etc/exports,   
      
   I assume you restarted nfs services after altering /etc/exports on B.   
      
   > /etc/hosts.allow, /etc/hosts.deny are all OK.   
      
   I would double check for misspells and ip addresses.   
      
   > Service nfs-common is running on H.   
      
   Some service running on M which is not running on H.   
   Firewall on B dropping H packets.   
      
   Log into B   
   su - root   
   tail -f /var/log/messages   
      
   try an rsync from H to see if B gives any better info messages.   
      
   You need to compare enabled/running services on H against M. Here is a   
   script to dump them.   
      
    _fn=serv.$(hostname --alias)   
    systemctl --all -t service | sort -V > $_fn   
    chkconfig --list >> $_fn  2>&1   
   echo "Output in $_fn"   
      
   Save above 4 lines to dump_serv.   
   chmod +x dump_serv   
      
   run dump_serv on M and H and compare output with the command   
   diff -bBw serv.whatever_H_is serv.whatever_M_is   
      
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