Take the 2-minute tour ×  I am trying to set up a NFS server on
an AWS instance running SLES11.  After installing nfs-utils, I
tried to export a test share. Here is what my /etc/exports file
looks like:  /opt/share1
ec2-50-16-224-79.compute-1.amazonaws.com(rw,async)  export -ar
returns the following message:  exportfs: internal: no supported
addresses in nfs_client
domU-12-31-38-04-7E-02.compute-1.internal:/opt/share1: No such
file or directory  Any idea what the no supported addresses
error means? Thanks!  share|improve this question  2 Answers 2
I've just had exactly the same problem and it was just a simple
matter of starting the nfs service in order to fix it.
share|improve this answer  If I saw these errors, I don't think
I'd pay any attention to the no supported addresses error until
the other error (No such file or directory) was resolved. Often
times, error messages like this come about because one program
generated an error, then prints out the actual error from the
system - that is, one of the err