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["Sheldon Isaac" <sisaac AT netaxs.com>]

I got the  TCPIP1.TGZ  and (I think) installed it on both computers running 
BL2.1 from hard drive.

I was up until 2:30 last night (morning) trying to get
mount -t nfs othercomputer:/shared-directory /mnt 
to work.
(it refused, I forgot the exact message - not allowed, or whatever?)

Should I (how?) remove (what?) was installed from tcpip1.tgz  and reisnatll 
it, or what?  are there configuration files to edit?

I've read all I can find on the list archives under "nfs"


As of now, I see that /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1  is zero bytes ??

If I say   rc.inet2   the messages say 

Activating  IPv4 packet forwarding...
Starting /sbin/rpc.portmap
Mounting remote file systems...
./rc.inet2:  /sbin/mount:  No such file or directory
./rc.inet2:  /sbin/mount:  No such file or directory
Starting daemons:  inetd mountdneighbor table overflow
neighbor table overflow
neighbor table overflow
Cannot register service: RPC Unable to send:  errno = No buffer space 
available
 nfsdneighbor table overflow
neighbor table overflow
Cannot register service: RPC Unable to send:  errno = No buffer space 
available

Thanks,

Sheldon Isaac
215-842-0863