From: Jun Zhang <nugulus@yahoo.com>
Subject: mount point to mount point transfer rate low
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:39:15 -0800 (PST)
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There are two mount points on my solaris 9 box in a
gigabit network. Let's label them R1 (the first remote
NFS mount point), R2 (the second remote NFS mount
point) and L (local directory).
The transfer rates when copying files are as follows,
L <----> R1  20MB/s
L <----> R2  20MB/s
but
R1 <---> R2  0.2MB/s

What is the problem?


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