SYNOPSIS

    nfsstat [-i interval] [-23cnsrz]

    The nfsstat command displays statistical information about
    the network file system (NFS) and remote procedure call (RPC)
    interfaces in the kernel. It can also be used to reinitialize
    this information.

1  –  FLAGS

    -i interval          Specifies the interval of time (in seconds)
                         to wait between updates to the statistical
                         information on display. The default interval
                         is 4 seconds.
    -s                   Displays server NFS and RPC information.
    -n                   Displays NFS information.
    -r                   Displays RPC information.
    -2                   Displays NFS version 2 statistics.
    -3                   Displays NFS version 3 statistics.
    -z                   Reinitializes the statistics. Use this flag
                         to set NFS statistics to zero. You must
                         have system management or system operator
                         privileges to use this flag.

2  –  DESCRIPTION

    Use the nfsstat command to display and reinitialize network
    file system (NFS) and remote procedure call (RPC) interface
    information for both client and server components. You can
    modify the display to include only NFS information, only RPC
    information, NFS version 2 or version 3, and only client or only
    server information. By default, nfsstat displays statistical
    information for client and server NFS versions 2 and 3, as well
    as client and server RPC information.

    If you have SYSUIC, SYSPRV, BYPASS, or OPER privileges, you can
    reinitialize the statistics for any or all of these components.