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Post command for to check the connected cilents to NFS
Hi all,

i want to know the command for to check the how many clients are connected to NFS server?

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Krishna
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Hi,
a simple way is to grep it from netstat
netstat | grep nfs
This shows you the established connection to your server!

I hope this can help you.
Best regards joerg
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Sorry you will see the number of clients?
netstat | grep nfsd | wc -l
Thats all.
joerg
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You can use the showmount command
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showmount lists all mounts ever made to the server. grepping netstat will give you live data.

I have not seen showmount ever refresh this information; it just seems to add to a textfile (/etc/rmtab) ad infinitum.
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