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From: yozzo@wam.umd.edu (Ralph Yozzo)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.nfs
Subject: How many clntudp_create() are there in an NFS client?
Keywords: nfs biod udp clntudp_create()
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Date: 21 Mar 90 07:48:18 GMT
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Reply-To: yozzo@ibm.com  (Ralph Yozzo)
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 How many clntudp_create() are there in an NFS client? 

I am wondering if this is correct?
  
An NFS client should create a UDP socket for every
biod that it is running.

And each biod will call cntludp_create() for 
every NFS server that the client mounts.
 

This mean that if I am running 4 biod's 
and I have 2 file systems mounted, 
I should have 
   4 UDP sockets
  and 
   4*2 = 8 clntudp_create()'s
 
Ralph Yozzo (yozzo@ibm.com)