[Beowulf] Fwd: NIS limitations question
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Walid walid.shaari at gmail.comSat Feb 4 20:34:26 PST 2006
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Dear All, I belive i have seen on this maling list*, and other internet fourms** some limitation of NIS, but i have failed to find a documented limiation from SUN, or from the various linux distrubutions, did any one try to research the scalability of NIS servers? The reason i am asking on a 256 nodes cluster using GigE with two nis Linux slaves we do see lots of rpc timeouts, the moment we added, an extra slave we have not experinced much, but in the other hand our solairs Linux slaves handles triple the amount of clients, and users have not reported problems. so my question in these big clusters that have 256 nodes and more, what do people use for host, and name lookups?, and how much NIS slaves if any do they deploy? does any one know how many concurrent connections an NIS can handle ? regards Walid * A Linux server can handle 100 clients concurenntly ** An NIS server is better for 40 clients -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20060205/1f5ac1bf/attachment.html
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