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The automounter is a program that automatically mounts NFS file systems when they are accessed and then unmounts them when they are no longer needed. It allows you to use special files, known as automounter maps, that contain information about the servers, the pathname to the NFS file system on the server, the local pathname, and the mount options. By using the automounter, you don t have to manually update the entries in /etc/vfstab on every client every time you make a change to the NFS servers. Normally, only root can mount file systems, so when users need to mount an NFS file system, they need to find the system administrator. The main problem is that once users are finished with a file system, they rarely tell the system administrator even if they were to do so, manually mounting and unmounting resources at the request of users would create an administrative burden that is not scalable. In addition, if the NFS server containing that file system ever crashed, you may be left with one or more hanging processes. This can easily increase your workload if you are responsible for maintaining an NFS server. The automounter can solve both of these problems, because it automatically mounts an NFS file system when a user references a file in that file system, and it will automatically unmount the NFS file system if it is not referenced for more than five minutes. The automounter is an RPC daemon that services requests from clients to mount and unmount remote volumes using NFS. During installation, a set of server-side maps are created that list the file systems to be automatically mounted. Typically, these file systems include shared user home directories (under /home) and network-wide mail directories (/var/mail).

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Order of search predicates Does the order of the predicates in the WHERE clause have any in uence on the order in which the predicates are evaluated Ideally, the most restrictive predicate (the one that eliminates the most number of rows) should be evaluated rst Lack of statistics If a cost-based optimizer is being used, what does it do when statistics have not been collected for one or more tables Some optimizers, such as Oracle s, revert back to rule-based, while others assume default values for the required statistics or simply refuse to use any indexes and do full table scans of all the tables A full table scan is where the DBMS reads every row in the table to nd the desired ones, which of course can be a performance disaster for tables with very large numbers of rows..

If you installed the NFS server during installation of the operating system, a startup script called nfs.server has been created in /etc/init.d. Normally, NFS is started at run-level 3. However, the NFS server can be started manually by typing the command

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This command will start at least two daemons: the NFS server nfsd daemon (/usr/lib/ nfs/nfsd) and the mount daemon (/usr/lib/nfs/mountd). The nfsd daemon is responsible for answering access requests from clients for shared volumes on the server, while the mountd daemon is responsible for providing information about mounted file systems. To check whether or not the NFS server has started correctly, it is possible to examine the process list for nfsd and mountd by using the following commands:

In this case, both nfsd and mountd are operating correctly. To stop the NFS server, you use the following command:

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