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> symptoms. Some have suggested either increasing number of nfsd's to 300
> or greater, or abandoning TCP altogether and reverting to UDP, which
4-way... I've heard (sorry don't remember source but it was found via google)
you should limit yourself on linux to max 8 nfsd's per processor, that would
mean 32 processes for 600+ mounts. Yikes. We have about 15 mounts per
server process, 8 processes per processor, also gives poor yield. We're
migrating to a SAN with GFS to "solve" this issue (among several other
issues).
Is your server's network card stable and not saturated?
> 3) will change mount options, remove bg, add noac,rsize=32768, wsize=32768
32768? Do you have the networking equipment to handle that without
fragmenting? Are you already using jumbo frames with your 8192 packet size?
Good luck,
Dan W.
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