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From: Danny Braniss <danny@cs.huji.ac.il>
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Subject: NetApp and 'nfs send error 32'
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hi all,
	googling shows this not to be anything new, but ...
it happend when we enabled tcp/nfs on our NetApp fileservers. 
so the question is:
	1- is it serious - it doesn't seem so ...
	2- can it be ignored?

the main problem is that to turn it off, i have to reboot some 600 machines :-(

thanks,
	danny