16. 04 - What is lockd and why is it not running? - Ask Ubuntu The lockd daemon is implemented as a kernel thread (and it appears no one is responsible for supervising it and restarting on failure) The statd daemon appears to be responsible for loading the lockd ko kernel module (judging by the strings output above)
server - Lockd Freezes once or more per day - Ask Ubuntu Server has been running for over 1 5 years, with no problem Last week started receiving errors and workstations freeze: lockd: cannot monitor statd: server rpc statd not responding, timed out Se
Set Static Ports for NFS v3 on Ubuntu 20. x Server I'm trying to use NFSv3 on Ubuntu 20 x Server and need to set static ports to use UFW Unfortunately Windows 10 which needs to connect to this server only supports NFSv3 so leaving just port 2049 o
watchdog: BUG: soft lockup - CPU#6 stuck for 23s - Ask Ubuntu I tried every solutions I found on google I can't find out why my server is crashing Aug 5 17:11:08 kernel: [ 2300 084576] watchdog: BUG: soft lockup - CPU#6 stuck for 23s! [VM Thread:405
NFS fail to start due to missing depencies - Ask Ubuntu I'm trying to install NFS for my VPS server however it fails to start - it shows that is due to missing dependencies: sudo systemctl status nfs-server root@server: # sudo systemctl status nfs-serv
firewall - NFS Client Ports - Ask Ubuntu Sorry I misunderstood Think I got it now Port 111 (tcp udp) is the portmapper Port 2049 (tcp udp) is the nfs-server So I've been trying to get my head around how an NFS client figures out which ports to use, or how to set them If you would like to assign client ports you can do so in etc sysconfig nfs As an example: LOCKD_TCPPORT=32803 LOCKD_UDPPORT=32769 MOUNTD_PORT=892 RQUOTAD_PORT=875