verify nfs client mounts

[Richard Pereira_1]

Hi,

I need some basic ways to see if my nfs client is mounting its network mounts, is there a cmd line way to have it display the network mounts? like a showmount for the client end?

Thanks in adv,
Richard

[A. Clay Stephenson]

df -F nfs

or

bdf -t nfs

[Rick Garland]

Using a bdf with no options will also show the NFS mounts. It will be in the list with all the other local mounts.

It would be fairly easy to decipher which is a NFS mount and which are local mounts.

[Florian Heigl (new acc)]

mount -p | grep -i nfs | awk '{print $1}' should get You the nicest output (can be easily diffed against /etc/fstab), also it won't hang on stale mounts as bdf would.

[Jim Keeble]

nfsstat -m shows all the details regarding the client mounts, may be overkill for what you want.

[Bill Hassell]

mount -v | grep "type nfs" will show the mounts as 1-liners. But it is important to note that once an NFS mountpoint goes stale (server problems, network problems, etc), bdf and df will hang and user logins will also hang. nfsstat should be used to find network problems and solve them immediately before the NFS mounts hang.