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Conference turris::digital_unix

Title:DIGITAL UNIX(FORMERLY KNOWN AS DEC OSF/1)
Notice:Welcome to the Digital UNIX Conference
Moderator:SMURF::DENHAM
Created:Thu Mar 16 1995
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:10068
Total number of notes:35879

9577.0. "AlphaServer NFS 3 data transfer prob?" by ALLVAX::STAATS (T is for Todd) Tue Apr 22 1997 13:15

    Hi I cross posted this to the NFS conference as well...
    
    A customer of ours asked the following questions - I'm not familar
    with NFS 3.0, but  Intergraph's new DiskAccess software (it's a 
    replacement for a PC-NFS client software which runs on Intel and
    Alpha NT systems) exhibits the following problem with an 
    Alphaserver 4000.
    
    Any help would be appreciated 
    
    todd///
    
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>Quick question,  Does a DEC APLHAServer 4000 with DIGITAL UNIX 4.0 support
>version 3 NFS.
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>If so, Why can't a DEC Alpha client running DISKAcess mount a the server
>and write faster than 8K?  According to Intergraph I should be able to
>write as fast as 64K?
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9577.1KITCHE::schottEric R. Schott USG Product ManagementTue Apr 22 1997 20:5734
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>    Hi I cross posted this to the NFS conference as well...
>    
>    A customer of ours asked the following questions - I'm not familar
>    with NFS 3.0, but  Intergraph's new DiskAccess software (it's a 
>    replacement for a PC-NFS client software which runs on Intel and
>    Alpha NT systems) exhibits the following problem with an 
>    Alphaserver 4000.
>    
>    Any help would be appreciated 
>    
>    todd///
>    
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>>Quick question,  Does a DEC APLHAServer 4000 with DIGITAL UNIX 4.0 support
>>version 3 NFS.
>>
>>If so, Why can't a DEC Alpha client running DISKAcess mount a the server
>>and write faster than 8K?  According to Intergraph I should be able to
>>write as fast as 64K?
>>

My guess is the question has been garbled...I guess they are
asking do we support single operation write sizes larger than
8KB between client and server...

I think it is on our list the raise this in a future release.

I think they should be able to write at many MB/sec, depending
on their network ...


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