60CCM Installer/User Guide
Port NFS commandThe Port NFS command enables or disables using the NFS feature on a port, and specifies NFS parameters. For more information, see NFS history files on page 35.
NOTE: If you are enabling NFS on a port, an NFS Enable command must have successfully completed before the Port NFS command will be accepted.
Access right: SCON or PCON
Access level: ADMIN or APPLIANCEADMIN
Syntax
PORT <port>ALL NFS ENABLE [FILE=<file>] [SIZE=<bytes>] [TIME=<sec>]
PORT <port>ALL NFS DISABLE
Table 5.10: Port NFS Command Parameters
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ENABLE | Enables NFS on the specified port. | |
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port | Port name or number. | |
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ALL | Indicates that the following parameters should be applied to all ports. | |
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| Filename specification, up to 32 characters. This must result in a unique filename for | |
FILE=<file> | the port (and a unique daily port file if the file type is daily). Substitution strings may | |
be used; see Table 3.7 on page 37. | ||
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| Default = ““ (P%#.hst if file type is linear, P%#_%F.hst if file type is daily) | |
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| Number of bytes that will be buffered on the CCM appliance before being written to | |
SIZE=<bytes> | the NFS server file. This threshold is used with the Time value to determine when | |
accumulated data will be written. Valid values are | ||
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| Default = 0 bytes | |
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| Maximum number of seconds that will be allowed to elapse before buffered data will | |
TIME=<sec> | be written to the NFS server file. This threshold is used with the Size value to | |
determine when accumulated data will be written. Valid values are | ||
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| Default = 1 second | |
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DISABLE | Disables NFS on the specified port. | |
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Examples
The following command enables NFS on port 3, using the default filename specification, and setting a size threshold of 20 bytes and a time threshold of zero. With this configuration, data will be buffered according to the
port 3 nfs ena size=20 time=0 file=