nfs client monitoring?
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Hi,
Is there a command that can show the demands being placed on the nfs server by each individual client? I run into the situation from time to time where a random user will do something that puts an extreme load on the fileserver and having such a command would help greatly in trying to figure out the source of the load.
Thanks,
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Jason Holmes
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Quoted 8 lines · Jason Holmes
Hi,
Is there a command that can show the demands being placed on the nfs server by each individual client? I run into the situation from time to time where a random user will do something that puts an extreme load on the fileserver and having such a command would help greatly in trying to figure out the source of the load.
look back on this list, Iirc someone was writing a program to return a list of which clients were accessing which files.
that's not _quite_ what you're looking for but it could be close.
-sv
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Quoted 8 lines · Jason Holmes
Hi,
Is there a command that can show the demands being placed on the nfs server by each individual client? I run into the situation from time to time where a random user will do something that puts an extreme load on the fileserver and having such a command would help greatly in trying to figure out the source of the load.
We usually use iftop for that purpose.
Cheers,
Bernd
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Quoted 1 line · Jason Holmes
Is there a command that can show the demands being placed on the nfs server by each individual client? I run into the situation from time to time where a random user will do something that puts an extreme load on the fileserver and having such a command would help greatly in trying to figure out the source of the load.
I've recently added some hooks to xosview that will graphically show NFS and kNFSD traffic which I find pretty handy....
SteveD.
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