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willc86

01-28-2018 09:46 AM

how do I check if my client is connected to the NFS server?

so I know how to check how many established connections are on the nfs servers,

but question is, say I have servera, serverb, serverc.

how do I check if they are connected to any of the NFS servers on our site? say we have over 30 NFS servers serverN1 serverN2...etc

can I log into servera and check if there is an established connection to a NFS server?

jlinkels

01-28-2018 02:22 PM

I tried this:

Code:

netstat -a | grep nfs

and that produced:

Code:

tcp 0 0 donald-pc.megaline.:798 homeservII.megaline:nfs ESTABLISHED

It is correct that I have a connection to homeservII. Two shares are connected. So it does give that there is an active connection to the server, but not on the share level.

jlinkels

MadeInGermany

01-28-2018 02:29 PM

The mount command shows the NFS mounts

Code:

mount | grep -w nfs

Another command is

Code:

nfsstat -m

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