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Difference between sync & async in nfs
Hi All....
This is related to exporting a file system through nfs. Just wanted to understand the significance of sync/async in nfs. We give this entry in /etc/export file. What is the difference between these two. Any hep is appreciated. Regards, Amol. |
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