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Using supported NSM (statd) procedures

z/OS Network File System Guide and Reference
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The NSM protocol defines six RPC procedures which implement the network status manager. With the integration of NSM into the NFS server address space, procedures 0 through 5 act as null procedures and return no results if invoked externally. Procedure 6, however, is fully implemented. The procedures are as follows:
Procedure 0: do nothing
Procedure 0 (NULL) does nothing
Procedure 1: SM_STAT
Dummy call, always return STAT_FAIL
Procedure 2: SM_MON
Monitor a client host
Procedure 3: SM_UNMON
Unmonitor a client host
Procedure 4: SM_UNMON_ALL
Unmonitor all client hosts
Procedure 5: SM_SIMU_CRASH
Simulate a crash
Procedure 6: SM_NOTIFY
NFS server notifies clients that server is restarting, so clients need to reclaim any locks they previously had on server files. This procedure is fully implemented by the z/OS NFS server.
Note: NSM is only active if the NFS server is started with the NLM attribute set, not with NONLM.

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