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aix:aix_nfsv4 [2023/10/10 17:34] manu [Performance] |
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# mount -o bg,hard,intr,rsize=131072,wsize=131072,timeo=1200,vers=4,sec=sys nfssrv:/nfspath /mnt | # mount -o bg,hard,intr,rsize=131072,wsize=131072,timeo=1200,vers=4,sec=sys nfssrv:/nfspath /mnt | ||
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===== NFS ERROR ===== | ===== NFS ERROR ===== | ||
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</cli> | </cli> | ||
+ | * **Set range ports for NFS** | ||
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+ | Normally, The usage of NFS ports will be dynamically in AIX.... If you would like to set the port ranges, | ||
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+ | The NFS_PORT_RANGE environment variable can be used to limit the source port of network calls the client makes to the server. If used, this environment variable should be added to the **/etc/environment** file. The format of the environment variable is as follows: | ||
+ | NFS_PORT_RANGE=udp[4000-5000]:tcp[7000-8000] | ||