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Yes, that will work, however I want to if possible to specifiy tcp for
linux and udp ( default ) for solaris. The
reason for this is the nfs code seems to be more robust on the solaris
clients. As these mounts are occuring from an
automounter, I need to be able to specify the changes using variables of
some sort. Currently, I can define OS specific mount points using;
example netapp:/vol/vol1/example_${OSNAME}
for the above, a client will mount either example_Linux or tools_Sunos,
depending
on the $OSNAME variable. I guess I want to decide on carrier protocol
based on OS as well.
I hope this explains more clearly what I am attempting..
-Bob
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>I believe just add -proto=tcp to your map.
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>On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 11:12:55 +0000, bob flynn <bob.flynn@(protected)> wrote:
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>>I am looking at some performance issues on redhat enterprise 3 WS U3
>>machines against a
>>netapp filer ( NetApp Release 6.5.2R1 )
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>>The filer is supporting a mix of;
>>
>>linux ( as per above )
>>solaris ( 8 )
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>>Is there any way of selectively through the automounter map mount
>>filesystems either udp or tcp.
>>The solaris clients are not seeing a problem, the linux ones are. I'd
>>like to remount the linux boxes via tcp ?
>>
>>I know I can use OS specific variables, however I am unsure how I can
>>extend this to mount options ?
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>From: MJang <mike@(protected)>
>Subject: Re: How do I get a list of installed patches?
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>On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 11:33 +0100, Jay Turner wrote:
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>>On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 09:15:31AM +0000, David Grierson wrote:
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>>>Nope - this is something my boss asked for as well...
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>>>"How many updates have been applied since we rolled out RHEL?"
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>>It's kind of a misleading number if you're just looking at how many of the
>>updated packages which have come out have been applied to your system. And
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>Hi Jay,
>
>Is it possible to set up an "Updates Channel" similar to that in the
>Fedora yum repository? In that way, people can monitor updates - and
>think about associated traffic.
>
>When people start thinking, "gosh, up to 100MB (fictional out of the air
>number) of downloads per day on 100 desktops via up2date, omg, it'll
>overload my 2xT1 connection even if I schedule the download
>overnight".... I think it would help people justify getting Red Hat
>Network Proxy / Satellite servers.
>
>Thanks,
>Mike
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Yes, that will work, however I want to if possible to specifiy tcp for
linux and udp ( default ) for solaris. The <br>
reason for this is the nfs code seems to be more robust on the solaris
clients. As these mounts are occuring from an<br>
automounter, I need to be able to specify the changes using variables
of some sort. Currently, I can define OS specific mount points using;<br>
<br>
example netapp:/vol/vol1/example_${OSNAME}<br>
<br>
for the above, a client will mount either example_Linux or tools_Sunos,
depending<br>
on the $OSNAME variable. I guess I want to decide on carrier protocol
based on OS as well.<br>
<br>
I hope this explains more clearly what I am attempting..<br>
<br>
-Bob<br>
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I believe just add -proto=tcp to your map.
On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 11:12:55 +0000, bob flynn <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E"
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<pre wrap="">I am looking at some performance issues on redhat enterprise 3
WS U3
machines against a
netapp filer ( NetApp Release 6.5.2R1 )
The filer is supporting a mix of;
linux ( as per above )
solaris ( 8 )
Is there any way of selectively through the automounter map mount
filesystems either udp or tcp.
The solaris clients are not seeing a problem, the linux ones are. I'd
like to remount the linux boxes via tcp ?
I know I can use OS specific variables, however I am unsure how I can
extend this to mount options ?
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On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 11:33 +0100, Jay Turner wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, Mar 08, 2005 at 09:15:31AM +0000, David Grierson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Nope - this is something my boss asked for as well...
"How many updates have been applied since we rolled out RHEL?"
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<pre wrap="">It's kind of a misleading number if you're just looking at how
many of the
updated packages which have come out have been applied to your system. And
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Hi Jay,
Is it possible to set up an "Updates Channel" similar to that in the
Fedora yum repository? In that way, people can monitor updates - and
think about associated traffic.
When people start thinking, "gosh, up to 100MB (fictional out of the air
number) of downloads per day on 100 desktops via up2date, omg, it'll
overload my 2xT1 connection even if I schedule the download
overnight".... I think it would help people justify getting Red Hat
Network Proxy / Satellite servers.
Thanks,
Mike
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