Per comment#23, the ip from AIX 7.2 client are:
9.20.120.127 name = adia.v6.hursley.ibm.com -- Primary
9.20.121.46 name = amberjack.v6.hursley.ibm.com ? Partner
And I searched the trace again with above ips, looks socket cc6f0db2 is
created between 9.20.120.127 and nfs server, however
** Attachment added: "RENEW packets between 9.20.32.85 (server) and
9.20.120.127 (7.2 client)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2042363/+attachment/5767206/+files/7.2nfs.png
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** Attachment added: "packets for 9.20.32.85 (server) and 9.20.120.112 (7.3
client)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/2042363/+attachment/5767207/+files/7.3nfs.png
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Sorry, I can't distinguish which parts of logs in the attachments
(#comment11, #comment12 and #comment13) are belong to the connection
from working 7.2 and non-working 7.3. All the attachments have "TCP
recvfrom got EAGAIN" which should from the connection for 7.3.
$ grep "TCP recvfrom got
Per below from the trace file
Nov 30 11:13:40 duckseason kernel: [1291756.354728] nfsd_dispatch: vers 4 proc 1
Nov 30 11:13:40 duckseason kernel: [1291756.354731] svc: server
7c7e7536, pool 0, transport 3fd86d34, inuse=3
Nov 30 11:13:40 duckseason kernel: [1291756.354732]
I did a screening of the traces, but couldn't really find suspicious entries.
I'm now looking for a someone else's view and opinion...
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Hi, reading the bug description one of the first things that caught my
attention is that the kernel (5.4.0-156) seems to be a bit outdated, since the
latest (aot) is 5.4.0.166.
Would you mind retrying this with the latest kernel (ideally actually with the
latest userspace, for example after
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