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Chapter 6: Basic Operations
Creating NFS Shares
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shares is 1:1. If you need to create additional shares, create an
equal number of additional namespaces with which you can
associate the shares. For details on creating namespaces, refer
to “Basic Operations” section of the Lattus User's Guide .
Creating NFS Shares
To add an NFS share to the Lattus A10 Access Node, do the following:
1 Log in to the Lattus A10 Access Node's CLI (See Logging in to the
Lattus A10 Access Node CLI on page 12 for instructions).
2 Use a text editor (e.g., vi, vim, gedit) to open
/etc/exports
.
3 To add NFS shares, add the following to the bottom of the file for
each share you want to create:
/stornext/snfs1/[NFS share name]
*(rw,insecure,no_root_squash)
Notes :
• The value for “NFS share name” will vary. Enter the actual name
that you want to use for the share.
For example, to create an NFS share called “
NFSshare01 ”, you
would add the following to
/etc/exports
:
/stornext/snfs1/NFSshare01
*(rw,insecure,no_root_squash)
• When creating NFS shares on the Lattus A10 Access Node, the
key exports option to use is “rw” which allows both read and
write access. Other security-related options may be supplied as
needed. See the exports (5) man page for additional details.
• The example above also permits access by any system (including
some AIX NFS clients that require the “insecure” option), and
allows full privileges to superuser running on an NFS client.
4 Once all exports are defined, re-export file systems:
# exportfs -av