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NFS server - after making changes to /etc/default/nfs What is needed t

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Aug 14, 2008
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I am running an NFS server in a production enviroment on a x4450 and am in the process of making the following changes to /etc/default/nfs.

# increased LOCKD_SERVERS to 128 from default 20
# increased NFS_SERVER to 256 from default 16
# increased LOCKD_LISTEN_BACKLOG to 128 from default 32

My question is....To make these changes become active do I need to unmount the shares from the client machines and perform a svcadm restart network/nfs/server? or can you just restart the nfs without effecting the clients? Been trying to google but must be using wrong keywords to find this information


Best regards
 
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