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From: NatureBoy <mephisto@nosferatu.cas.usf.edu>
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Subject: more on nfs and 3/22 snap (bonehead found)
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It was a misconfigured client.  Though, in figuring this out I managed to 
panic a 3/22 snapshot machine serveral times by running tcpdump.

 
Joseph Orthoefer
CAS Computing
University of South Florida