NFS Question

[Karen Pelosi_1]

I have a 5TB filesystem I've crossmounted on N4000 HP11.00 system and although it mounts o.k, bdf shows it as a 2TB file system.

HPUX 11
panasas1:/pan1 2147483647 2147483647 2147483647 42% /auto/panasas1/pan1

Linux
panasas1:/pan1 5078125000 2156743232 2921381768 43% /auto/panasas1/pan1

Does anyone know if HPUX supports file systems above 2TB?
Thanks,
Karen.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

HP-UX supports filesystems up to 128 TB.

NFS may need to be upgraded on the server to support more than 2 TB. I don't recall 2 TB being an important number, like 2 GB is.

Hopefully NFS for 11.00 can be upgraded to support this.

SEP

[Karen Pelosi_1]

We are using NFS v3 and have the latest NFS patches installed. Just seems very strange the bdf display is incorrect.

[RAC_1]

how does following look like?

mount -p

What options the nfs mount has been mounted with?

[Enrico P.]

Hi,

http://docs.hp.com/en/6054/Limits_wp.htm

from this seems lvm limits is 2TB

Enrico

[Enrico P.]

From http://docs.hp.com/en/1435/NFSPerformanceTuninginHP-UX11.0and11iSystems.pdf

The max file size supported from nfs client in nfs pv3 is 2TB for 11i, 1TB for 11.0. (2GB for nfs pv2).

Enrico

[Karen Pelosi_1]

mount -p shows
/etc/auto.local /auto/panasas1/pan1 autofs ignore,direct,rw,bg,intr,suid,timeo=50,rsize=32768,rsize=32768,tcp 0 0

It makes no difference if it's hard mounted or not. All our HP systems display the incorrect values.