Another group in our department mounts web folders out of users home afs
space.
I recently moved several thousand user vols from one afs server to
another using vos move.
The folks running the web server reported that several of these
mountpoints were timing out on them.
This has happened
Steve Devine wrote:
Another group in our department mounts web folders out of users home afs
space.
I recently moved several thousand user vols from one afs server to
another using vos move.
The folks running the web server reported that several of these
mountpoints were timing out on them.
On Sep 6, 2007, at 13:06 , Steve Devine wrote:
Another group in our department mounts web folders out of users
home afs space.
I recently moved several thousand user vols from one afs server to
another using vos move.
The folks running the web server reported that several of these
Brandon S. Allbery KF8NH wrote:
Traditionally, port 7001/udp is all that is needed. The right thing
will happen if NAT translation takes place along the way, provided
the NAT device remembers the port translations for long enough (at
least 4 hours, IIRC).
I think ten minutes is
Jim Rees wrote:
Brandon S. Allbery KF8NH wrote:
Traditionally, port 7001/udp is all that is needed. The right thing
will happen if NAT translation takes place along the way, provided
the NAT device remembers the port translations for long enough (at
least 4 hours, IIRC).
I
On Sep 6, 2007, at 15:07 , Steve Devine wrote:
Jim Rees wrote:
I think ten minutes is enough, because that's how often the client
pings
servers it cares about. I could be wrong.
Hmm what if the server is blocking ping / icmp ?
Blocking arbitrary ICMP is always bad juju.
But the ping
Steve Devine wrote:
Hmm what if the server is blocking ping / icmp ?
I meant server probe, as in afs_CheckServers(), which is a GetTime rpc on
the wire. Not icmp.
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Steve Devine wrote:
Hmm what if the server is blocking ping / icmp ?
Its not really a ping. Its a probe performed using an RXAFS RPC.
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