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Darren Pilgrim writes:

> From: Francisco Reyes
>> Oliver Brandmueller writes:
>> > 
>> > vfs.nfs.iodmaxidle: 120


> It's an idle timeout that basically tunes the aggression level of nfsiod
> kthread recycling.


So, that's how long a nfsiod remains around after it is no longer active?

I see that in 2 machines FreeBSD 6 Stable and 5.0 release the machines 
start 20 clients, some of which have 0 or near 0 time utilization.. but 
they don't seem to ever go away..