probe::sunrpc.svc.destroy(3stap) — Linux manual page

PROBE::SUNRPC.SVC()                                  PROBE::SUNRPC.SVC()

NAME         top

       probe::sunrpc.svc.destroy - Destroy an RPC service

SYNOPSIS         top

       sunrpc.svc.destroy

VALUES         top

       rpcbadauth
           the count of requests drooped for authentication failure

       netcnt
           the count of received RPC requests

       nettcpconn
           the count of accepted TCP connections

       sv_nrthreads
           the number of concurrent threads

       rpccnt
           the count of valid RPC requests

       sv_progname
           the name of the program

       sv_prog
           the number of the program

       rpcbadfmt
           the count of requests dropped for bad formats

       sv_name
           the service name

SEE ALSO         top

       tapset::rpc(3stap)

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