FreeBSD +NFS + mail services

David Gilbert dgilbert at dclg.ca
Wed Jan 4 07:57:28 PST 2006


>>>>> "Francisco" == Francisco Reyes <lists at stringsutils.com> writes:

Francisco> Looking for any links/comments/info on performance settings
Francisco> for a FreeBSD mail setup using NFS.

Francisco> In particular how does the client decides how many client
Francisco> nfs programs to run? I noticed that 2 machines today were
Francisco> both using 22 client connections each. Is that a hard limit
Francisco> in the FreeBSD nfs client?

Typical wizdom is to watch how busy they are.  In a typical unloaded
nfs scheme, you'll see that one process has all the time, and the
remaining processes have little or none.  As more of your NFS
processes are charged for time, you may want to increase the number
you run.  FreeBSD seems to run more client daemons dynamically, so you
only need to worry about the number of server daemons you run.

Dave.

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