From: "Roy M." <setesting001@gmail.com>
Subject: Is NFS v4 stable and recommend to use now?
Date: Fri, 3 Oct 2008 00:49:50 +0800
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Hello,

We are just using v3 for quite a long time, very stable, performance
are not bad but like many others, want to explore if possible to have
a better throughput.

Seems that are not many benchmark in the web about v4 vs v3 for
performance, etc. Anyone mind sharing some experience? What are the
real advantages in using v4?

Thanks.