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Description of problem:
A server with multiple ethernet cards has problems with RPC and NFS Server 
mounts through the an ethernet card not defined as the GATEWAY device.

If a client tries to mount an nfs drive using an IP address for an 
ethernet device that is not defined as the gateway, it gets an RPC timeout.

The /usr/sbin/rpcinfo -p nfsserver.notgateway.name will give a list of 
services, regardless of the gateway device, however /usr/sbin/rpcinfo -u 
nfsserver.notgateway.name portmapper will hang.  The client mount command 
will get an RPC timeout when trying to mount using the non-gateway device.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Setup two NIC cards on two separate subnets, using the eth0 as the 
GATEWAY device
2. then try either (from a second system on the second subnet) of the 
following:
    a) /usr/sbin/rpcinfo -u ipaddr.of.eth1 portmapper
    b) mount -t nfs ipaddr.of.eth1:/tmp/foo /mnt/foo
	

Actual Results:  for testcase 
2.a) the rpcinfo command will hang
2.b) the client will return with an RPC timeout error

Expected Results:  for testcase: 
2.a) should return with 
program 100003 version 2 ready and waiting

2.b) should mount the nfs share under /mnt/foo

Additional info:

This only happens with RedHat 7.1 using NFS server, but works correctly 
with RedHat 6.2 NFS servers.