Create a new NAS file system and create a NAS Share
Note:
The following section requires an SSH client, an example of this is Putty for Windows.
Create a NAS file system by sshing to the Storwize
V7000 Unified management IP using port 22. Log in with
user ID admin
v
Choose a storage pool to locate the new file system,
they are listed with the command lsmdiskgrp
v
Create a file system with the command mkfs. It must
be a minimum of 100 GB. Example: mkfs nasfs1
–createdisks 100GB,mdiskgrp0,N=10 This creates a 1
TB file system named nasfs1 utilizing 10x 100 GB
virtual disks on the SAN.
Create a NAS Share by sshing to the Storwize V7000
Unified management IP using port 22. Log in with user
ID admin
v
Choose a file system to share, list the files systems
with the command lsfs
v
Create a new share with the command mkexport
Example: mkexport nasfs1 /ibm/nasfs1 –nfs –owner root
This creates a NFS export of the file system nasfs1 which
is owned by the user root.
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