Server for NFS includes several tools for monitoring network
file system (NFS) use and probing the network for other NFS servers
and resources. These tools include the Windows System Monitor,
rpcinfo, showmount, and
nfsstat.
You can use the Windows System Monitor to display NFS
statistics, including the number and type of requests received and
the number of bytes read and written.
You can use the rpcinfo utility to:
List all programs registered with the port mapper on a local or
remote host (rpcinfo-p).
Find all network nodes that have a specified program and
version registered with the port mapper
(rpcinfo-b). You must specify a program name
and number and version.
Use the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) to call the
specified program (rpcinfo -t). You must specify a node
name and program name. If a version is not specified, the program
calls all versions.
Use the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) to call the specified
program (rpcinfo -u). You must specify a node name and
program name. If a version is not specified, the program calls all
versions.
You can use the showmount utility to:
List all file systems exported on the specified NFS server
(showmount -e).
List all remotely mounted clients and the directories each has
mounted on the specified NFS server(showmount -a).
List all directories remotely mounted on the specified NFS
server (showmount -d).
You can use the nfsstat utility to display the number of
NFS V2, NFS V3, and Mount V3 calls made to the server since the
counters were set to 0, either when the service started or when the
counters were reset using nfsstat –z.