AFS daemons are normally started at boot time.
On my system, I have a /etc/rc.afs run command file
that is executed from /etc/inittab.
I think it unlikely that your six AFS daemons
are degrading your system's performance.
Try doing some performance analysis using
commands "top", "vmstat".
Otherwise, a reboot may help.
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McBroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Hi,
>
>I am running Solaris 2.5.1 on a rather old SUN. At the moment the system
>is really slow and I have no idea why.
>I found out I have 6 afsd daemons running. Is that normal? Who starts
>them?
>I'm not really into administration stuff and would appreciate your help
>
>Thanks,
>detlef
