you can specify otherwise on the mount command (mount -t nfs -o tcp server:/share /mnt/bla) but that
will cause that if TCP fails it won't fallback to udp.
just a note:
on Solaris 8&9 (and HP-UX11.11) the default is TCP, and SUN even recommends on using TCP...
(and if some1 forgot... SUN invented NFS)
Noam
Erez Kirson wrote:
Hi
From my knowledge it does fall back to UDP,I have tried this with NETAPP filers where you can just turn off "nfs tcp support", The linux client tries to mount tcp and then falls back to udp. I have even tried to ues the -o proto=tcp , and it fails ( just to make sure TCP nfs connections are disabled )
Hope it helped
Erez
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