Emerson ATCA-S201 manual Export an nfs or smb share, Such as Linux or Solaris Nfs menu

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These menus provides the ability to create file mount points for logical devices previously committed for file I/O share (see chapter 6 ).

8.1.1Export an nfs or smb share

These are the final steps to make an nfs or smb share ‘appear’ on the IP network.

 Follow these instructions to create a new nfs File-Share Export

nfs menu	Emerson ATCA-S201  nfs  nfs Configuration
	Use the ‘nfs’ configuration menu to export shares to OS’s using network file services,
	such as Linux or Solaris®.
nfs menu
	StorBlade99 ATCA-S201 Network File Share (nfs) Configuration
	lvb0 ˇ	Add nfsExport

Figure 28 HTML tool, Emerson ATCA-S201 nfs  nfs Configuration

Step 1. Choose the logical device from the drop down menu that will map to this export.

Step 2. Click the ‘Add nfs Export’ button.

After confirming the popup, the configuration tool page changes, and will display the newly created export along with several export attributes.

nfs export /export/nfs/lvb0 Update

Export Name	Client List	Access Attributes	Action
/export/nfs/lvb0	*	(rw,sync,no_wdelay,root_squash)	Remove	Update

Step 3. Enter one or more client names (separated by commas) in the client list box

Step 4. Adjust the “Access Attributes” if desired. The default attributes include: (rw,sync,no_wdelay,root_squash)

Syntax note: attributes must be in parenthesis, with no white spaces. Step 5. Left click the update button

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