Hi,
Does NFS Client try to use port different then the
port
most recently released or next in the series ?
NFS client is using some port say x
Due to some reason connection between client=20
and server is broken. Will NFS Client
use the port x to reestablish connection or will it
use port other then x ?
=20
thanks,
kiran
=20
=20
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mehta kiran wrote:
> Hi,
> Does NFS Client try to use port different then the
> port
> most recently released or next in the series ?
>
> NFS client is using some port say x
> Due to some reason connection between client
> and server is broken. Will NFS Client
> use the port x to reestablish connection or will it
>
> use port other then x ?
until very recently, the RPC client would choose a different port when
reconnecting. there's a patch in the transport switch series that i
believe is going in 2.6.15 that makes the client reconnect on the same port.
Hi,
Any specific reason to make NFS Client connect on=20
the same port or is it to make it simialr
to/follow=20
Solaris implementation where NFS Client connects
with
same port?
thanks,
kiran
--- Chuck Lever <[email protected]> wrote:
> mehta kiran wrote:
> > Hi,
> > Does NFS Client try to use port different then
> the
> > port
> > most recently released or next in the series ?
> >=20
> > NFS client is using some port say x
> > Due to some reason connection between client=20
> > and server is broken. Will NFS Client
> > use the port x to reestablish connection or
> will it
> >=20
> > use port other then x ?
>=20
> until very recently, the RPC client would choose a
> different port when=20
> reconnecting. there's a patch in the transport
> switch series that i=20
> believe is going in 2.6.15 that makes the client
> reconnect on the same port.
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On Thu, 2005-12-15 at 18:31 -0800, mehta kiran wrote:
> Hi,
> Any specific reason to make NFS Client connect on
> the same port or is it to make it simialr
> to/follow
> Solaris implementation where NFS Client connects
> with
> same port?
Most NFSv2/v3 server implementations expect that if the client wants to
resend an RPC request, then it will use the same port as the original
request. If not, replaying something like a mkdir request would result
in the server returning the equivalent of the error EEXIST.
Cheers,
Trond
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