AW: Is anyone using NFS?

Hi,

I made a converse experience, when I upgraded a customer system from V5R2 to
V5R3. NFS was afterwards much faster but this could be also caused by the
hardware upgrade to a i5 box.

Regards,
Werner Noll
Gesellschaft für Individual-Software mbH
Ludwigstrasse 9
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Phone: +49-6021-299880
Fax: +49-6021-299882
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Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. November 2005 17:30
An: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'
Betreff: RE: Is anyone using NFS?

Why are you using NFS?  You can map drives from Windows to the iSeries
without NFS.  Also, I notice that 4.13 of Omni-lite is a new version, and
that version 4.12 seems to be a total rewrite; are you sure the problems
aren't in the Omni-lite package?

Joe

> From: Ingvaldson, Scott
> 
> Is anyone using NFS for anything?
> 
> After upgrading to V5R3 we have noticed significant (by a factor of 
> about 10, what used to run 2-3 hours now runs all day) degradation in 
> throughput on an NFS connection.  (Mapped drive to Win 2000 using 
> Omni-lite 4.13 NFS client)
> 
> We've run traces and Supportline says that it is unlikely that they
can
> significantly improve the performance as 90% of the conversation time 
> takes place outside of the iSeries.  However, the V5R2 --> V5R3
upgrade
> definitely started this problem.

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