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I have a HP Vectra running
FreeBSD acesfbsd 6.0-STABLE FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE #0: Fri Dec  9 14:44:30 
CST 2005

that has trouble with nfs mounts (amd home directory) from a Solaris 8
box.

It started life as 4.x went through a lot of 5.x all with no problems.
However, since upgrading to 6.0, occasionally, it will get the
dreaded "nfs server not responding" message. That will last for a few
minutes and then come back.

The server is fine, all the Solaris clients have no trouble at the time.
The ethernet interface is clean. 100Meg full.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Paul.


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