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  3. January 2013

Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS?

V7.1 Ptf SI46878 was the PTF that had the TCP support for NFS.

Check the cover letter for details, but here is a snip.


<snip>
CORRECTION FOR APAR SE52046 :
-----------------------------
Support has been added to allow the IBM i NFS client to use the
TCP protocol for communication with NFS file servers. While use
of the UDP protocol remains the default, a user may choose to
enable the TCP support by issuing the following command:

CALL QP0FPTOS (*NFSFORCE UDP OFF)

This setting does not persist when the system is restarted, so
it is advisable to add the command to the start-up program
before any NFS mounts are established if use of TCP is desired.

</snip


http://www-912.ibm.com/a_dir/as4ptf.nsf/86acab6961d02f8386257707005030d2/d1deb94b269169a586257a3000582dfc?OpenDocument&Highlight=2,nfs



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