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

Subject: Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS?
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2013 13:59:04 -0500
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I really mentioned DSPMFSINF? That slips my mind.
Anyway, I ran STATFS. That really only means anything (in my need) when
ran on the client. Doesn't show the host who's accessing it via nfs, nor
what directories are mounted on the host.

Rob Berendt

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Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS?, (continued)

References:
- How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? , rob
- Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? , Bryan Dietz
- Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? , Vernon Hamberg
- Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? , rob
- Re: How to obtain a list of clients currently using NFS? , Vernon Hamberg

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