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Old 09-26-2006
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nfs errors

Trying to transfer a file from one server to another. It is real slow. Then i checked on the server receiving the file and noticed that there are a bunch of the following errors in the messages file during transfers:

Sep 10 05:24:54 coral kernel: nfs: server MYSERVER not responding, still trying
Sep 10 05:24:54 coral kernel: nfs: server MYSERVER OK
Sep 10 05:25:01 coral kernel: nfs: server MYSERVER not responding, still trying
Sep 10 05:25:01 coral kernel: nfs: server MYSERVER OK

I then unmounted the nfs directories and tried doing the transfer to local disk and it was super fast.

I need to figure out why I'm getting this error. I checked the nfs server MYSERVER and it's up and looks ok.

any ideas?
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Old 09-27-2006
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If you can, try the same server to server file transfer using FTP. If you see similarly dreadful response times, I'd suspect a NIC autoconfiguration error. Verify that both the source and the target servers are running at the same speed/duplex.

This is just a shot in the dark.
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