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Thank you guys. &nbsp;Changing to bigger value helped the performance.
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Thank you guys.  Changing to bigger value helped the performance.

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How is the solution not changing to the bigger value, however it is the asssited solution? Just wondering why a simple mount/umount was the accepted solution? This seems backwards to me. Thanks, and happy it &nbsp;worked!
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How is the solution not changing to the bigger value, however it is the asssited solution? Just wondering why a simple mount/umount was the accepted solution? This seems backwards to me. Thanks, and happy it  worked!

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We are running some of the application and response time is very slow when it try to access NFS share<br />
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10.1.1.65:/mnt/app &nbsp;/app nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192<br />
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I can see the following option on /etc/fstab, &nbsp;I'm not sure what is resize and wsize option does? Does it provide better perfomance?
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We are running some of the application and response time is very slow when it try to access NFS share

10.1.1.65:/mnt/app  /app nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192

I can see the following option on /etc/fstab,  I'm not sure what is resize and wsize option does? Does it provide better perfomance?

nfs slow response  on linux

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