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is helpful if it is critical that the data you are working with not get out of sync with the
programs that are accessing it. (This is the default behavior.)
soft??”If the NFS server disconnects or goes down, a process trying to access data from
the server will time out after a set period of time when this option is on. An input/output
error is delivered to the process trying to access the NFS server.
rsize??”The number of bytes of data read at a time from an NFS server. The default is
1024. Using a larger number (such as 8192) will get you better performance on a network
that is fast (such as a LAN) and is relatively error-free (that is, one that doesn??™t have a lot
of noise or collisions).
wsize??”The number of bytes of data written at a time to an NFS server. The default is
1,024. Performance issues are the same as with the rsize option.
timeo=#??”Sets the time after an RPC timeout occurs that a second transmission is
made, where # represents a number in tenths of a second. The default value is seventenths
of a second. Each successive timeout causes the timeout value to be doubled (up
to 60 seconds maximum). Increase this value if you believe that timeouts are occurring
because of slow response from the server or a slow network.
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