NFS mounts

[ogniemi]

how to tetermine if currently mounted NFS filesystems in a system are/were mounted with default proto=tcp or with UDP (they were mounted manually and have no stanza in /etc/filesystems)?

 

[p5wizard]

Shouldn't that be listed in the mount output under the options column?



HTH,

p5wizard

 

[khalidaaa]

Yes it should i guess!

# mount

This command produces output similar to the following: 

node   mounted          mounted    vfs  date          options   over
----   -------          ---------  ---  ------------   -------  ---------
       /dev/hd0         /          jfs  Dec 17 08:04   rw, log  =/dev/hd8
       /dev/hd3         /tmp       jfs  Dec 17 08:04   rw, log  =/dev/hd8
       /dev/hd1         /home      jfs  Dec 17 08:06   rw, log  =/dev/hd8
       /dev/hd2         /usr       jfs  Dec 17 08:06   rw, log  =/dev/hd8
sue    /home/local/src  /usr/code  nfs  Dec 17 08:06   ro, log  =/dev/hd8
For each file system, the mount command lists the node name, the device name, the name under which it is mounted, the virtual-file-system type, the date and time it was mounted, and its options.

http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoc...opic=/com.ibm.aix.cmds/doc/aixcmds3/mount.htm

Regards,
Khalid

 

[victorv]

hi
try to indagate using

nfsstat -m

if you don't see proto property probably it is the default
(tcp)

to be sure, try with a test nfs setting proto=udp
and reuse nfsstat

ciao
vittorio