Re: RE: Linux client on Solaris 7 NFS server

[dwight@supercomputer.org]

Hi Charles,

I actually have lots of data on this, since I ran tcpdump on every major
run when I was gathering data. Each tcpdump output file is about 20 MB.

That's the good news. =


The bad news is I don't know if I can release that specific data. My =

guess is that I'll have to cut over to a totally isolated subnet and =

rerun things. =


However, if such data can be released, and if there's enough interest in
looking the tcpdump output, I'd be willing to go to the efforts of doing =

so for those who'd be interested in looking at the tcpdump data.

So I'll investigate further. =


Best Regards,

	-dwight-

From: "Lever, Charles" <Charles.Lever@netapp.com>
Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2004 10:21:59 -0800
> hi dwight-
> =

> please capture some network traces of both a fast run and
> a slow run (using UDP for both, preferrably).  the traces
> don't need to be large (in the neighborhood of 10MB), but
> they do need to be raw format, and be sure you capture
> at least 256 bytes of each frame (-s256).
> =

> the v2/v3 performance delta is usually a red herring; it
> is almost always the result of some other problem.
> =





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