[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Alok Gore) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Thanks a lot for the response! :)
>
> You asked:
> >Are you using [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
> nfs/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >The latter is known to work. Ditto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> versus
> >root/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I am using nfs/[EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> root/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have the keytab file containing the pricipal
> nfs/[EMAIL PROTECTED] copied on to the server and I have done
> kinit on the client. I can see the
> root/[EMAIL PROTECTED] principal when I do a klist on the
> client.
>
> But I have a confusion! By looking at the principals you can not
> distinguish between the pricipal for a service and a principal for a
> user. Does it matter ?
>
Solaris seems to do the Principal for root as a separate case.
ie: root/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
instead of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
But, it sounds like you have things set up ok. One other thing is that, I
believe, root will still be mapped to nobody, so it may just be that "nobody"
doesn't have access to the mount point. You might try opening up the
permissions on the mount point on the server or mapping root->root and see
if that helps. (Or try a user other than root on the client.)
Good luck with it, rick
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