make sure you do not have any dns resolving issues on nfs server and clients.We have a Redhat Linux 7.3 based NFS server in our network which serves the home directories to all the users ( about 25 users) and one more directory, using NFS. It was working fine uptill now. Very recently we face a problem such that sometimes when "mount -t nfs" command is given on the remote machine, there is no response to this command for a long time. So, suspecting this to be a problem with the NFS service on the NFS server, if we try to stop the and start the NFS service, the "stopping NFS service " message is seen for a long time. When I boot the server, " Starting NFS" message is seen for a long time without any errors. The NFS service takes about 10-12 minutes to start. It works fine for about two days and again the above-mentioned problem reoccurs. Suggestions required about what the problem could be
Chages value of nfsd -a 16 to 64 in /etc/init.d/nfs.server and try.
Also try with different rsize and wsize. Go through nfs docs for more details.
Use nfsstat and rpcinfo to get more details about what is happening.
Mahantesh.
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