Thanks Tim. Tim wrote: > Is that your own domain name, are their public DNS entries for it that > conflict with what you're doing? Yes, this is own domain name - I have registered for myself. So far, our ISP has not provided us this static IP addresses. > 192.168.1.xx:/home/rajesh/Documents /net nfs rw,intr,noexec,nodev 0 0 Thank you. I will add it. > The NFS server isn't running? I found out Sir. Though I have set eth0 to be enabled at boot time, it seems it does not. When I activate it (though network device control says it is connected) again and restart netfs service, everything seems fine - except that system takes long time to unmount the nfs-shares (some rpc error (no 5) being shown. > If you're running SELinux, you might need to tweak your settings to > allow NFS to work with home directories. I have disabled it. BTW, I have two doubts to ask, please clarify: 1. Is the IP address given in eth0 same as that of my computer, say 192.168.1.10. Or I should give something different? 2. Should the router address be filled? Can I give any arbitrary number within 19.168.1.xx? Thank a lot. Regards, Rajesh
