Open System Services NFS SCF Reference Manual

SCF Commands for OSS NFS
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Example
Example
The following command displays statistics for the server named $ZNFS.ROOT:
->STATS SERVER $ZNFS.ROOT
The resulting display has the following format:
The display contains the following information:
Reset Time is the time the statistics were last reset using the RESET option.
If the statistics have never been reset, the reset time is the time
the server process was started.
Sample Time is the time at which the statistics sample was taken.
Bad Calls is the number of RPC requests rejected without being processed.
This typically occurs due to errors in decoding the RPC message
contents.
I/O Errors is the number of RPC requests rejected because of I/O errors in
communicating with the LAN interface process or a disk process.
Messages Dropped is the number of messages that have been dropped because of
overflows of internal queues or the receipt of duplicate requests.
Cache Type is the heading that identifies the type of cache to which the
following statistics apply.
Trans is the heading for the transaction cache statistics. The transaction
cache is used by the server to keep track of recent responses to
nonidempotent NFS operations. Idempotent operations are
operations that can be performed again and again with the same
response. For the transaction cache, the statistics displayed can
be interpreted as follows:
Maximum indicates the maximum number of saved
transactions.
Current indicates the current number of saved transactions.
Misses indicates the number of requests requiring new
operations.
NFS Stats SERVER \KT22.$ZNFS.ROOT
Reset Time.... 21 Sep 1995, 18:57:16.601
Sample Time... 21 Sep 1995, 18:57:30.272
Bad Calls............ 0
I/O Errors........... 0
Messages Dropped..... 0
Cache Type Maximum Current Misses Read Hits Write Hits
Trans 32 32 0 0