Re: nfs client

2001-03-28 Thread Bret Hughes
Syed Masuduzzaman wrote: > I install RH7.0 as workstation. > > I try to mount to another linux server ( it is perfectly installed) > but find following error > > "mount:RPC: Unable to receive;errno=Connection refused" > > I checked on my machine /proc/filesystems but nfs is missing > > I further

Re: nfs client

2001-03-27 Thread Werner Puschitz
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: > On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Syed Masuduzzaman wrote: > > > I install RH7.0 as workstation. > > > > I try to mount to another linux server ( it is perfectly installed) but > > find following error > > > > "mount:RPC: Unable to receive;errno=Connection ref

Re: nfs client

2001-03-27 Thread Mikkel L. Ellertson
On Wed, 28 Mar 2001, Syed Masuduzzaman wrote: > I install RH7.0 as workstation. > > I try to mount to another linux server ( it is perfectly installed) but > find following error > > "mount:RPC: Unable to receive;errno=Connection refused" > It sounds like the server you are trying to connect to w

RE: NFS Client Performance

1998-05-15 Thread Dave Wreski
On 15-May-98 David Villeger wrote: > Hi, > > I need to decide whether to use Linux (RedHat 5) or FreeBSD. > > My application requires a Sun NFS servers and several PCs sending > emails (the queue is NFS mounted from the Sun). > > I'd prefer Linux as I think it has better features and better >

Re: NFS Client Performance

1998-05-15 Thread William T Wilson
On Fri, 15 May 1998, David Villeger wrote: > I'd prefer Linux as I think it has better features and better > performance. However, I heard that Linux compares _very_ poorly with > FreeBSD as an NFS client. I wouldn't say that it compares VERY poorly. The 2.0 kernel is a lot faster than it used