As of now, you can issue the INDICATE LOAD or QUEUE from another CMS
userid to see if your LIUNX useid is in "E3" eligibility list
periodically.
I am assuming there is only few clients accessing this NFS server.
You can issue the "time dd if=/dev/zero of=...... " on the local
system and then from the client side to
see if it's network issue. Do a "tracerte ip-address" from both the
server and the client and see how hops
and is the routes asymmetric(ping ip-address -R")?
For documentation, just look for NFS performance in general.
Warren Taylor
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I should probably mention that my OS is not even VM. Someone said "here's
your vm userid" and "something something linux". Bring it up and use it as
a support tool. I got it all up and it works but the whole idea was to use
it as a database server, which also works but its *painfully* slow.
Perhaps someone knows of some specific documentation. I've searched on "NFS
performance on LInux under VM for the complete Idiot" but so far haven't
found anything. I joke, but its not really that far from the truth. So if
it is possible to be more detailed in your suggestions, this idiot would
appreciate it.
thanks much
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From: Rob van der Heij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Feb 1, 2008 4:57 PM, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you don't have performance monitoring tools, life is going to be very
> difficult since using VM and Linux commands to figure out what is going
on
> is a daunting task. Much of the good information VM has about user and
> system performance is not available via command, but is in the data
stream
> fed to a performance monitor.
And if you don't think you have the skills to evaluate the reports
yourself, you might want one where tuning assistance is included with
the support for the product.
Rob
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