Tuning the caching of NFS file data

The VMM controls the caching of NFS file data on the NFS client in client-segment pages.

If an NFS client is running workloads that have little need for working-segment pages, it might be appropriate to allow VMM to use as much system memory as available for NFS file data caching. You can accomplish this by setting both the maxperm and maxclient parameters. The value of maxclient must be less than or equal to that of the maxperm value. The following example sets the amount of memory available for file caching to 100%:
# vmo –o maxperm%=100
# vmo –o maxclient%=100