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Acopia Networks®, Inc.41 Wellman StreetLowell, MA 01851(978) 513-2900 tel(978) 513-2990 faxCLI Storage-Management GuidePart Number: 810-0044-00, Revis

2-x CLI Storage-Management GuideRunning a No-Modify Import ... 9-11Allowing the

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-22 CLI Storage-Management Guidedeny 192.168.202.0 255.255.255.0Add back the permit rule an

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-23Removing an Access ListFrom gbl mode, use the no nfs-access

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-24 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 5-1Chapter 5Examining FilersUse the show exports and probe exports commands to examine filers in the server network. The

Examining Filers5-2 CLI Storage-Management Guide• Capabilities - shows the transport protocols (TCP or UDP) and port numbers for NFS and CIFS. For NFS

Examining FilersCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-3Capabilities: NFS Port Mapper TCP/111, UDP/111 Mount Daemon V1 TCP/1016, V1 UDP/1013, V2

Examining FilersExamining CIFS Shares5-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideExamining CIFS SharesYou can only examine CIFS shares if you have sufficient perm

Examining FilersExamining CIFS SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-5 3.5 192.168.25.55 64: Success 2000: Success 8820: Success 3.6

Examining FilersExamining CIFS Shares5-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideUsing Proxy-User CredentialsIf there is a proxy user that is already configured f

Examining FilersExamining CIFS SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-7 3.5 192.168.25.55 64: Success 2000: Success 8820: Success 3.6

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-xiFinding SID Translations at All Filers...9-35Ignoring SID Errors

Examining FilersExamining CIFS Shares5-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing the Physical Paths for CIFS SharesFor the physical disk and path behind e

Examining FilersFocusing on One ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-9Focusing on One ShareTo focus on one share, use the share argument in the show e

Examining FilersShowing Connectivity Only5-10 CLI Storage-Management Guide Storage Space Share

Examining FilersShowing Connectivity OnlyCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-11 3.3 192.168.25.33 64: Success 2000: Success 8820: Success 3.

Examining FilersShowing Connectivity Only5-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing Shares OnlyTo list only the filer’s shares, use the shares keyword:s

Examining FilersShowing CIFS AttributesCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-13 Storage SpacebstnA6k> ...Showing

Examining FilersProbing for CIFS Security5-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideEach Windows volume has up to five CIFS attributes that are relevant to name

Examining FilersProbing for CIFS SecurityCLI Storage-Management Guide 5-15This filer examination is more intrusive than the others, so it is not invo

Examining FilersProbing for CIFS Security5-16 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 6-1Chapter 6Adding an External FilerA Network-Attached Storage (NAS) filer or a file server with Direct-Attached Storage

2-xii CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving a Managed Volume... 9-71Chapte

Adding an External FilerProviding the Filer’s IP Address6-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideProviding the Filer’s IP AddressThe next step in external-file

Adding an External FilerIgnoring a DirectoryCLI Storage-Management Guide 6-3bstnA6k(gbl-ext-filer[nas1])# ip address 192.168.25.61 secondarybstnA6k(g

Adding an External FilerIgnoring a Directory6-4 CLI Storage-Management Guide• Network Appliance: .snapshot, ~snapshot• BlueArc: .snapshot, ~snapshotFo

Adding an External FilerAdding a Description (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 6-5Adding a Description (optional)You can add a description to th

Adding an External FilerSetting the CIFS Port (optional)6-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideSetting the CIFS Port (optional)By default, the ARX sends its

Adding an External FilerListing External FilersCLI Storage-Management Guide 6-7For example, the following command lists all of the external filers kn

Adding an External FilerSamples - Adding Two Filers6-8 CLI Storage-Management Guide Filer IP 192.168.25.19 CIFS Port default (auto-

Adding an External FilerRemoving an External FilerCLI Storage-Management Guide 6-9bstnA6k(gbl-ext-filer[das1])# exitbstnA6k(gbl)# This command sequen

Adding an External FilerNext6-10 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-1Chapter 7Configuring a NamespaceThe ARX aggregates storage from external servers into one or more namespaces. A names

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-xiiiEnabling NLM ...11-6Enablin

Configuring a NamespaceConcepts and Terminology7-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe purpose of the namespace is to contain one or more volumes with a c

Configuring a NamespaceListing All NamespacesCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-3The shadow volume is a frequently-updated duplicate of a managed volume,

Configuring a NamespaceListing All Namespaces7-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command shows the configuration of the namespa

Configuring a NamespaceListing All NamespacesCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-5 Metadata shares: Filer Backend Path Contains

Configuring a NamespaceListing All Namespaces7-6 CLI Storage-Management Guide Transitions 1 Last Transition Wed

Configuring a NamespaceListing All NamespacesCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-7 New File Placement Status EnabledbstnA6k# ...Showing Details for

Configuring a NamespaceListing All Namespaces7-8 CLI Storage-Management Guide \\fs1\prescriptions \\fs2\

Configuring a NamespaceSetting the Namespace Protocol(s)CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-9Showing Shares Behind One NamespaceAdd a namespace name to sh

Configuring a NamespaceSetting the Namespace Protocol(s)7-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this command set allows two forms of NFS access

Configuring a NamespaceSetting NFS Character EncodingCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-11Changing Protocols After ImportWe strongly recommend that you c

2-xiv CLI Storage-Management GuideSample - Configuring a CIFS Front-End Service... 11-39Removing a CIFS Service

Configuring a NamespaceSetting NFS Character Encoding7-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideImproper encoding can also present problems during managed-volum

Configuring a NamespaceSetting NFS Character EncodingCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-13Setting CIFS Character EncodingWhen a volume from a CIFS namesp

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)7-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou cannot change the character encoding after any of

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-15acoProxy3 FDTESTNET jq

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)7-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideIdentifying the NTLM Authentication ServerNTLM authen

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-17Name Domain Name Server

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)7-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving an NTLM-Authentication ServerFrom gbl-ns mod

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-19Enter this command once for each authorized group.Fo

Configuring a NamespaceConfiguring Windows Authentication (CIFS)7-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideSelecting a SAM-Reference FilerCIFS clients, given su

Configuring a NamespaceAdding a VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-21 fs3 192.168.25.28 Hematology lab server (DAS, Table

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-xvDisabling the Free-Space Threshold...12-22Constraining New Files...

Configuring a NamespaceEnabling the Namespace (optional)7-22 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor a new volume, the CLI prompts for confirmation before add

Configuring a NamespaceEnabling the Namespace (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-23Enabling All Shares in the NamespaceFrom gbl-ns mode, you ca

Configuring a NamespaceEnabling the Namespace (optional)7-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe CLI prompts for confirmation before taking ownership of a

Configuring a NamespaceShowing Namespace ConfigurationCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-25Showing Namespace ConfigurationTo review the configuration set

Configuring a NamespaceShowing Namespace Configuration7-26 CLI Storage-Management Guide enable exit share budget filer das1 nfs /exp

Configuring a NamespaceRemoving a NamespaceCLI Storage-Management Guide 7-27 exitbstnA6k# ...Removing a NamespaceFrom priv-exec mode, you can use th

Configuring a NamespaceRemoving a Namespace7-28 CLI Storage-Management Guide% INFO: Removing service configuration for namespace insur_bkup% INFO: Rem

CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-1Chapter 8Adding a Direct VolumeEach share in a direct volume attaches one or more of its own virtual directories to r

Adding a Direct VolumeDeclaring the Volume “Direct”8-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideA direct volume is easier to set up than a managed volume, so this

Adding a Direct VolumeManually Setting the Volume’s Free Space (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-3Reverting to a Managed VolumeIf a direct vol

2-xvi CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling the Rule... 12-44Verifying

Adding a Direct VolumeSetting CIFS Options8-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou can set this any time, even after the volume is enabled.For example, thi

Adding a Direct VolumeSetting CIFS OptionsCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-5By default, new volumes conform to the CIFS options at the first-enabled sh

Adding a Direct VolumeSetting CIFS Options8-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling CIFS Oplocks (optional)The CIFS protocol supports opportunistic lo

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-7bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace medarcvbstnA6k(gbl-ns[medarcv])# volume /test_resultsbstn

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-8 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace medcobstnA6k(gbl-ns[medco])# volume /volbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-9• The CIFS table shows two disk-space measures and the serial number for the stor

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-10 CLI Storage-Management Guide Server V2 TCP/2049, V2 UDP/2049, V3 TCP/2049, V3 UDP/2049 CIFS Se

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-11Shares: NFS Path (Owner) Access (Status) ---------

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideUsing a Managed Volume as a FilerYou can assign a managed volume to the share as

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-13Attaching a Virtual Directory to the Back-End ShareThe next step is to create a

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-xviiRemoving the Fileset ...13-13Gro

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this command sequence sets up the filer for the “corporate” share (a

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-15Designating the Share as Critical (optional)If the current switch has a redundan

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-16 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[medco~/vol])# share genericbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[medco~/vol~g

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-17prtlndA1k(gbl)# namespace accessprtlndA1k(gbl-ns[access])# volume /GprtlndA1k(gb

Adding a Direct VolumeAdding a Share8-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this command sequence removes any free-space adjustment from the “co

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-19bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[medco~/vol])# share salesbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[m

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)8-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideEach VPU supports up to 64 volumes from up to 2 namespaces. You can s

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-21The namespace software uses the following rules for assigning a volu

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)8-22 CLI Storage-Management GuideAssigning the Volume to a VPUThe default-VPU assignment algorithm can

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-23Do this before the volume is enabled; once the volume is enabled (be

2-xviii CLI Storage-Management GuideAvoid Promoting CIFS Directories Based on Last-Accessed Time... 14-10Matching Directory Trees (Directories and

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)8-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideReverting to Default-VPU AssignmentBefore you enable the direct volum

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 8-25These limits are evaluated on a credit system; to create a new direc

Adding a Direct VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)8-26 CLI Storage-Management Guide--------- ------ ------ -----medco

Adding a Direct VolumeEnabling the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-27For example, the following command shows VPU 1, with CPU and memory details

Adding a Direct VolumeEnabling the Volume8-28 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this command sequence enables the “/vol” volume in the “medco”

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-29prtlndA1k(gbl-ns-vol[access~/G])# no enable sharesprtlndA1k(gbl-ns-vol[acces

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the Volume8-30 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command shows the configuration of the ‘medco~/vol

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-31 Filer nas1 [192.168.25.21] NFS Export

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the Volume8-32 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing One ShareTo show the configuration and status of one share in a volum

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-33Volumes------- /vol Volume freespace: 463GB (automatic)

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-xixChoosing a Shadow-Volume Target...15-9Using a Path in

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the Volume8-34 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing Filer Shares Behind One VolumeYou can use the show namespace mapping

Adding a Direct VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-35Showing the Volume’s ConfigurationTo review the configuration settings for a

Adding a Direct VolumeSample - Configuring a Direct Volume8-36 CLI Storage-Management Guide share sales filer nas2 nfs /vol/vol1/direct a

Adding a Direct VolumeRemoving a Direct VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 8-37bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[medco~/vol~generic])# filer nas3 nfs /vol/vol2/

Adding a Direct VolumeRemoving a Direct Volume8-38 CLI Storage-Management GuideFrom priv-exec mode, you can use the remove namespace ... volume comman

CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-1Chapter 9Adding a Managed VolumeA managed volume aggregates one or more exports/shares from actual filers. The files

Adding a Managed VolumeStoring Volume Metadata on a Dedicated Share9-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideMetadata facilitates storage policies, but it requi

Adding a Managed VolumeStoring Volume Metadata on a Dedicated ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-3From gbl-ns-vol mode, use the metadata share comma

Adding a Managed VolumeStoring Volume Metadata on a Dedicated Share9-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideOnly one share is chosen during the import, and the

Adding a Managed VolumeStoring Volume Metadata on a Dedicated ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-5Designating the Metadata Share as Critical (option

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Adding a Managed VolumeDividing the Import into Multiple Scans9-6 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# vol

Adding a Managed VolumeDividing the Import into Multiple ScansCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-7A multi-scan import is appropriate for an installation

Adding a Managed VolumeDividing the Import into Multiple Scans9-8 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# vol

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-9bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# no import multi-scanb

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on Import9-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideRedundant directories are only a problem if their file

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-11• after an import with no modify (assuming no file or

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on Import9-12 CLI Storage-Management GuidePreventing Modification On or After Re-ImportUse the no

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-13Automatically Synchronizing Metadata (CIFS)This sectio

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on Import9-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideAllowing Renames on CollisionAn auto-sync job may disco

Adding a Managed VolumeAllowing the Volume to Modify on ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-15Disallowing RenamesIf auto-sync jobs are not allowed t

CLI Storage-Management Guide 1-1Chapter 1IntroductionThis manual contains instructions and best practices for setting up and managing storage on the

Adding a Managed VolumeManually Setting the Volume’s Free Space (optional)9-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideManually Setting the Volume’s Free Space (o

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS OptionsCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-17Setting CIFS OptionsThe next step in configuring a volume is addressing i

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS Options9-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideSupporting Filers with Local GroupsA Windows filer can support Global Grou

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS OptionsCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-19bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[insur~/claims])# cifs oplocks-disablebstnA6k(gbl-ns-vo

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS Options9-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideSupporting Subshares and their ACLsWindows filers can share multiple direc

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS OptionsCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-21To prepare the managed volume to pass connections through to the filer’s

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS Options9-22 CLI Storage-Management GuideRequired Windows PermissionsTo read the share and ACL definitions at the b

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS OptionsCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-23Replicating Subshares at all of the Volume’s FilersThe managed volume mus

Adding a Managed VolumeSetting CIFS Options9-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou can issue this command in an enabled volume that already supports file

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-25Disabling Filer SubsharesFrom gbl-ns-vol mode, use the no filer-subshares comma

IntroductionThe ARX1-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideBack-end Storage and ServersThe Adaptive Resource Switch aggregates heterogeneous file systems and

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-26 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this command set adds a share called “bills” to the “/acct” volume

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-27Identifying the Filer and ShareThe most important step in configuring a share i

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-28 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisconnecting From the Filer Before the Share is EnabledTo correct a mistake, yo

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-29For example, the following command sequence allows the “medarcv~/lab_equipment”

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-30 CLI Storage-Management Guidechoose an alternative: instead of renaming the directory, synchronize its attrib

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-31bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# share billsbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[wwmed~/acct

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-32 CLI Storage-Management GuideAllowing Directory Renames on ImportIf the share allows directory renames, the v

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-33The resulting name is visible through NFS and CIFS, and can be correlated to th

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-34 CLI Storage-Management GuideAllowing File Renames in ImportIf the share allows file renames, the volume rena

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-35Each share whose filer uses Local Groups must have SID translation enabled. For

IntroductionAudience for this ManualCLI Storage-Management Guide 1-3Resilient Overlay Network (RON)You can connect multiple ARXes with a Resilient Ov

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-36 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe output displays the translation at each share. For example, the following co

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-37Some file servers issue these errors for unknown SIDs but accept the file anywa

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-38 CLI Storage-Management GuideDesignating the Share as Critical (optional)If the current switch has a redundan

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-39Ignoring the Share’s Free Space (optional)This option is only relevant in a vol

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-40 CLI Storage-Management GuideAdjusting the Free-Space CalculationYou can also manually adjust the free-space

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-41For example, the following command sequence enables the “wwmed ~/acct~bills” sh

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-42 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe CLI prompts for confirmation before taking ownership of the share. Enter yes

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a ShareCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-43The following changes were made to replicate nested shares and theirattributes

Adding a Managed VolumeAdding a Share9-44 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling the ShareYou can disable a share to make it inaccessible to namespace

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-45Selecting a VPU (optional)The next step in configuring a volume is

IntroductionDocument Conventions1-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe remaining chapters are presented in the same order that you would use to configure

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)9-46 CLI Storage-Management GuideSplitting Namespace Processing within a VPUEach VPU has two domains,

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-47To mitigate this problem, you can assign the same namespace to both

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)9-48 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example:bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace medarcvbstnA6k(gbl-ns[medarcv])#

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-49Changing the Number of Reserved FilesEach VPU can support a limited

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)9-50 CLI Storage-Management GuideReverting to the Default Number of Reserved FilesThe no reserve file

Adding a Managed VolumeSelecting a VPU (optional)CLI Storage-Management Guide 9-51VPU 2-----Physical Processor: 3.2State: Normal; maximum instancesSh

Adding a Managed VolumeEnabling the Volume9-52 CLI Storage-Management GuideFile credits: 4.0M files reserved (380M credits remain of total 384M)Namesp

Adding a Managed VolumeEnabling the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-53bstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume /acctbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# enab

Adding a Managed VolumeEnabling the Volume9-54 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou can use the optional take-ownership flag for this special case. If the

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-55Disabling the VolumeYou can disable a volume to stop clients from access

IntroductionCLI OverviewCLI Storage-Management Guide 1-5• choice1 | choice2 - the vertical bar ( | ) separates argument choices;•{choice1 | choice2 |

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the Import9-56 CLI Storage-Management Guide Share Filer Stat

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-57Canceling a Share ImportFrom priv-exec mode, you can cancel the import o

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the Import9-58 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, this shows the import report for the “shr1-old” share. The i

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the ImportCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-59******** Issue**** NC : Name collision.**** AC : Attribute collis

Adding a Managed VolumeMonitoring the Import9-60 CLI Storage-Management Guide[ F IC] /stats/in_home:2005/age:<10yrs.csv[ F IC] /stats/in_home:2

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-61Showing the VolumeThe direct-volume chapter discussed some show commands th

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the Volume9-62 CLI Storage-Management GuideWindows Management Authorization Policies-----------------------------------

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-63 CIFS Maximum Request Size 16644 SID Translation Ye

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the Volume9-64 CLI Storage-Management Guide ----------- Share Farm medFm Share rx

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-65Domain Information------------------Supported Protocols-------------------

IntroductionCLI Overview1-6 CLI Storage-Management GuidePriv-exec mode contains chassis-management commands, clock commands, and other commands that r

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the Volume9-66 CLI Storage-Management Guide NFS Export /work1/accting Features

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-67Showing Filer Shares Behind One VolumeYou can use the show namespace mappin

Adding a Managed VolumeShowing the Volume9-68 CLI Storage-Management Guide ntlm-auth-server dc1 ntlm-auth-server dc1-oldStyle protocol cifs proxy-

Adding a Managed VolumeSample - Configuring a Managed VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-69 exit share-farm medFm share rx share

Adding a Managed VolumeSample - Configuring a Managed Volume9-70 CLI Storage-Management GuideThis will create a new volume. Create volume '/acct&

Adding a Managed VolumeRemoving a Managed VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 9-71bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[wwmed~/acct~bills])# exitbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[w

Adding a Managed VolumeRemoving a Managed Volume9-72 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 10-1Chapter 10Configuring a Global ServerA global server is a client-entry point to the ARX’s various front-end services

Configuring a Global ServerConcepts and Terminology10-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideConcepts and TerminologyA front-end service is a service that is v

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-3Create global server 'www.wwmed.com'? [yes/no] yesbstnA6k

IntroductionCLI OverviewCLI Storage-Management Guide 1-7bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])#This command places you into a new mode,

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-4 CLI Storage-Management Guidewindows-domain name (up to 15 characters, converted to uppercase). F

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-5Use the virtual server command to create a virtual server for an AR

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideIf you identify a WINS server for this network, the virtual server r

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-7Setting the NetBIOS Name (optional, CIFS)This section only applies

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideAdding a NetBIOS AliasSome installations use multiple NetBIOS names

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-9Reverting to the Default NetBIOS NameYou can revert to the default

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling a Virtual ServerDisabling a virtual server makes it impos

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-11Enabling the Global ServerThe final step in global-server configur

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideDomain Name State Windows Domain--------

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-13 WINS Server WINS Nam

IntroductionGetting Started1-8 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# enablebstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# ...Getting StartedFor the initial log

Configuring a Global ServerAdding a Global Server10-14 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# show global server www.wwmed.comDomain Name

Configuring a Global ServerSample - Configuring a Global ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 10-15bstnA6k(gbl)# ...Sample - Configuring a Global Serve

Configuring a Global ServerNext10-16 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 11-1Chapter 11Configuring Front-End ServicesFront-end services provide client access to namespace storage. Supported fro

Configuring Front-End ServicesBefore You Begin11-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideBefore You BeginTo offer any front-end services, you must first• add on

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-3From gbl-nfs mode, you must export at least one namespace volume and th

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFS11-4 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-nfs[www.wwmed.com])# show global-config namespace;==========

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-5Disabling NLM (optional)The NFS service implements the NFS Lock Manager

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFS11-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideEnabling NLMWhile the NFS service is disabled, you can use nlm enable to

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-7bstnA6k(gbl-nfs[www.wwmed.com])# no enablebstnA6k(gbl-nfs[www.wwmed.com

IntroductionGetting StartedCLI Storage-Management Guide 1-9SWITCH> enableSWITCH# configureSWITCH(cfg)#To enter gbl mode, use the global command in

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFS11-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing One NFS ServiceIdentify a particular FQDN with the show nfs-serv

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-9Sample - Configuring an NFS Front-End ServiceThe following command sequ

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFS11-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving an NFS ServiceYou can remove an NFS service from a global serv

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring NFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-11Showing the NFS/TCP TimeoutUse the show nfs tcp command to view the cu

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideConfiguring CIFSFrom gbl mode, use the cifs command to instantiate CIF

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-13Use the export command to share a namespace volume through the curren

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-14 CLI Storage-Management Guide protocol cifs proxy-user acoProxy2 windows-mgmt-auth readOnly win

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-15Exporting a Filer Subshare (and Using its ACL)This section only appli

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe volume and filers must be properly prepared before your CIFS servi

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-17Exposing Hidden SubsharesSome filer subshares can be hidden by having

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-iiiContentsChapter 1IntroductionThe ARX ...

IntroductionSample Network1-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideSample NetworkThe examples in this manual draw from a single, fictitious network. The netwo

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideExporting all Filer Subshares at OnceThis section only applies to mana

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-19The warning indicates that some subshares were previously exported. I

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-20 CLI Storage-Management Guide**** Elapsed time: 00:00:00**** Cifs Export Subshares Report

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-21Adding New SubsharesThis section only applies to managed volumes. Ski

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-22 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# cifs ac1.medarch.orgbstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])#

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-23Client Experience: Using MMC to Manage a NamespaceA properly-enabled

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideThis shows all managed volumes in the CIFS service’s namespace under t

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-25bstnA6k(gbl)# cifs beta_servicebstnA6k(gbl-cifs[beta_service])# no br

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-26 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])# ...Enabling CIFS ServiceThe next s

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-27To enable Kerberos authentication by the CIFS service, you must join

IntroductionContacting Customer ServiceCLI Storage-Management Guide 1-11Contacting Customer ServiceYou can use the following methods to contact Acopi

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-28 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# cifs ac1.medarch.orgbstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])#

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-29RFCs 1034 and 1035 define basic DNS, and RFC 3645 defines Microsoft-s

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-30 CLI Storage-Management Guide• \\fs2.medarch.org\lab_data• \\fs7.medarch.org\testsYou can import ea

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-31bstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])# endbstnA6k# dynamic-dns update ac

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-32 CLI Storage-Management GuideSvc Global Server Domain Name-------------------

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-33 Status Host Name VIP

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-34 CLI Storage-Management GuideSupporting Aliases with KerberosThis section does not apply to a CIFS

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-35For each alias, we recommend mapping both the simple host name and th

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-36 CLI Storage-Management GuideThis shows a configuration summary followed by a table of CIFS shares.

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-37 Shares ------ ARCHIVES Directory /rcrds Descri

IntroductionContacting Customer Service1-12 CLI Storage-Management Guide

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-38 CLI Storage-Management Guide Description State Online Filer-subshare Y

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFSCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-39 Share Name Directory S

Configuring Front-End ServicesConfiguring CIFS11-40 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving a CIFS ServiceYou can remove a CIFS service from a global ser

Configuring Front-End ServicesRemoving All of a Volume’s Front-End ExportsCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-41Removing All of a Volume’s Front-End Expo

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing All Front-End Services11-42 CLI Storage-Management Guide% INFO: no export insur_bkup /insurShdw as CLAIMS_BKUPpr

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing All Front-End ServicesCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-43Domain Name Service State -----

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing All Front-End Services11-44 CLI Storage-Management Guide www.insurBkup.com 192.168.74.92 CIFS

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server MapsCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-45Showing Server MapsYou can show the map between front-end services

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server Maps11-46 CLI Storage-Management Guide\\192.168.25.14\CLAIMS insur:/claims

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server MapsCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-47 \\fs4\prescriptions

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-1Chapter 2Product OverviewSolutions to Common Storage ProblemsThis chapter shows some of the problems inherent with to

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server Maps11-48 CLI Storage-Management Guide vol0/corp 192.168.25.21:/vol/vol0/direct/shr

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server MapsCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-49\\192.168.25.15\Y2004 medarcv:/rcrds

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server Maps11-50 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command shows the filers behind the “wwm

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server MapsCLI Storage-Management Guide 11-51bstnA6k(gbl)# show server-mapping statusVirtual Server Phys

Configuring Front-End ServicesShowing Server Maps11-52 CLI Storage-Management Guide \\fs1\histories

CLI Storage-Management Guide 12-1Chapter 12Policy for Balancing CapacityNamespace policy uses file migration and replication to balance the usage of

Policy for Balancing CapacityBefore You Begin12-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideBefore You BeginYou must configure a namespace and at least one managed

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-3wwmed /acct fm1

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-4 CLI Storage-Management Guide Constrain Files: No Constra

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-5 Configuration: From fileset:

Today’s File Storage2-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideBalancing the capacity between these islands means moving popular files between file servers, but

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-6 CLI Storage-Management Guide Last Scan Statistics: Scan Started:

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-7 Auto Migrate: 100M Stat

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-8 CLI Storage-Management Guide Schedule: hourly Mig

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-9 Elapsed Time: 00:00:00

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command lists the rule and share far

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-11 New File Placement Rule: fm1 Configuration: Constra

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing Details for the VolumeAs with namespaces, you can add t

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy RulesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-13This expands the output to show the full details for the share

Policy for Balancing CapacityShowing All Policy Rules12-14 CLI Storage-Management Guide Total Files Placed Inline: 39 Total

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-15Adding a Share FarmYou configure your usage-balancing policies in a

Optimizing Storage in a Namespace VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 2-3Acopia’s Adaptive Resource Switch can optimize, adapt, and control your stora

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-16 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume /acctbst

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-17The default weight is 1. From gbl-ns-vol-sfarm mode, use the weight

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideAuto Migrating Existing FilesYou can configure an auto-migrate polic

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-19Balancing New Files Based on Free SpaceNew files, created by the vo

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideBased on Latency (Bandwidth)The NSM continuously updates its measure

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-21prtlndA1k(gbl-ns[nemed])# volume /acctShdwprtlndA1k(gbl-ns-vol[neme

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-22 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-sfarm[wwmed~/acct~fm1])# ...New-File Placement Wh

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-23bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-sfarm[ns2~/usr~fm4])# constrain-filesbstnA6k(gbl

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-24 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace ns2bstnA6k(gbl-ns[ns2])# volume /usrbstnA6k(

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share FarmCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-25Not Constraining DirectoriesUse no constrain-directories to remove

Optimizing Storage in a Namespace Volume2-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideConsider three filers with one NFS export each. The figure below shows the fil

Policy for Balancing CapacityAdding a Share Farm12-26 CLI Storage-Management GuideStopping All Share-Farm RulesYou can stop all auto migrations and/or

Policy for Balancing CapacityCreating a ScheduleCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-27Creating a ScheduleSeveral policy rules use a schedule, which deter

Policy for Balancing CapacityCreating a Schedule12-28 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# schedule hourlybstnA6k(gbl-schedule[hourly])# every 1

Policy for Balancing CapacityCreating a ScheduleCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-29For example, the following command sequence removes the duration fr

Policy for Balancing CapacityCreating a Schedule12-30 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-schedule[daily])# no startbstnA6k(gbl-schedule[daily])#

Policy for Balancing CapacityCreating a ScheduleCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-31Showing One ScheduleTo focus on a single schedule, add the desired

Policy for Balancing CapacityPausing All Rules in a Volume12-32 CLI Storage-Management Guide Start Time: Sun Sep 4 03:00:00 2005 Previous Run

Policy for Balancing CapacityPausing All Rules in a VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-33This pauses all of the volume’s rules, so that they stop

Policy for Balancing CapacityPausing All Rules in a Volume12-34 CLI Storage-Management GuidePausing on a ScheduleSome installations want to schedule “

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-35bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[medarcv~/rcrds])# no policy pausebstnA6k

Optimizing Storage in a Namespace VolumeCLI Storage-Management Guide 2-5The ARX can aggregate all three exports into a single namespace volume, “/acc

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-36 CLI Storage-Management GuideIdentifying the Source Share(s)The next step in configuring

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-37Choosing the Target StorageThe next step in configuring a p

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-38 CLI Storage-Management GuideTo migrate files off of any share that is running low on fre

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-39bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-plc[wwmed~/acct~emptyRH])# no schedulebs

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-40 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving the LimitBy default, a placement rule migrates unti

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-41bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# place-rule emptyRHbstnA6k

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-42 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling ReportsFrom gbl-ns-vol-plc mode, use no report to

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-43bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-44 CLI Storage-Management GuideTentatively Enabling the RuleA tentatively-enabled rule is c

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More SharesCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-45Verifying That All Files Are RemovedYou can use a metadata-

Adapting Storage to User Demands2-6 CLI Storage-Management Guide1. Chapter 6, Adding an External Filer, contains instructions for adding an external (

Policy for Balancing CapacityDraining One or More Shares12-46 CLI Storage-Management Guide**** Total Files: 0**** Total Directorie

Policy for Balancing CapacityRemoving All Policy Objects from a NamespaceCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-47Removing All Policy Objects from a Namespa

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol Namespace12-48 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving All Policy Objects from a VolumeThe op

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol NamespaceCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-49File-Attribute MigrationsThe policies in this

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol Namespace12-50 CLI Storage-Management GuideFrom a NetApp Filer, UNIX QtreeThe following ta

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol NamespaceCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-51NetApp, NTFS Qtreeonly high (sticky) bits copi

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol Namespace12-52 CLI Storage-Management GuideFrom an EMC FilerThe following table shows how

Policy for Balancing CapacityMigrations in a Multi-Protocol NamespaceCLI Storage-Management Guide 12-53From a UNIX/SMB Filer with ACLsThe following t

Policy for Balancing CapacitySome CIFS Applications Block Out Migrations12-54 CLI Storage-Management GuideSome CIFS Applications Block Out MigrationsI

CLI Storage-Management Guide 13-1Chapter 13Grouping Files into FilesetsA fileset is a group of files and/or directories to which you can apply replic

Adapting Storage to User DemandsCLI Storage-Management Guide 2-7Migration for CapacityThe ARX can keep all filers at or above the same minimum free s

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Filename13-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideCreate object 'xmlFiles'? [yes/no] yesbstnA6k(gbl-ns-

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by FilenameCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-3For example, the following command set matches files in /www/x

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Filename13-4 CLI Storage-Management Guide• ? is any single character, or no character.• [...] matches an

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by FilenameCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-5For example, the following command set uses a regular expressi

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Filename13-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideShorthand for Character Groups\d matches any numeric digit, 1-9

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by FilenameCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-7Regular-Expression Samples^/var matches a path with “/var” at

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Filename13-8 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# policy-filename-fileset forAllUsersbstnA6k(gbl-ns

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by FilenameCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-9Matching Filenames (optional)You can use the same methods (abo

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Filename13-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideExcluding FilesAs with paths, you can use the not keyword to s

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by SizeCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-11Grouping Files by SizeYou can create filesets based on file size.

2-iv CLI Storage-Management GuideConfiguration Instructions... 2-5Adapti

Adapting Storage to User Demands2-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideAn auto-migrate rule migrates files off of the over-burdened filers and onto the filer

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Size13-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideSelecting Files Based on their SizesThe next step in configuring a

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by AgeCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-13bstnA6k(gbl)# policy-filesize-fileset veryLargebstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Age13-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command sequence creates a new simple-ag

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by AgeCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-15Removing a File SelectionUse the no select-files command to remove

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Age13-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideIdentifying a Source Fileset (optional)By default, the fileset sele

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by AgeCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-17Setting the Age-Evaluation Interval (optional)By default, the simp

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by Age13-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideReverting to the Default Evaluation IntervalBy default, a simple-ag

Grouping Files into FilesetsGrouping Files by AgeCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-19bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-fs-simple-age[dayOld])# ...Reverting to the Def

Grouping Files into FilesetsJoining Filesets13-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideJoining FilesetsYou can join two or more filesets in a union fileset. A

Grouping Files into FilesetsJoining FilesetsCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-21bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-fs-union[bulky])# from fileset xmlFilesbstnA6k(gbl-n

Adapting Storage to User DemandsCLI Storage-Management Guide 2-9Consider a site with several tiers of storage: a gold tier of expensive file servers,

Grouping Files into FilesetsIntersecting Filesets13-22 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving the FilesetRemoving a fileset affects the switch configura

Grouping Files into FilesetsIntersecting FilesetsCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-23Identifying a Source FilesetThe final step in configuring an inter

Grouping Files into FilesetsListing all Filesets13-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving All Source FilesetsTo remove all filesets with a single com

Grouping Files into FilesetsListing all FilesetsCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-25bstnA6k(gbl)# show policy filesetsGlobal Policy: Filename Fileset:

Grouping Files into FilesetsListing all Filesets13-26 CLI Storage-Management Guide Configuration: Select Files Larger Than Or Equal To: 5

Grouping Files into FilesetsListing all FilesetsCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-27 Filename Fileset: images Configuration: Name Is: Pa

Grouping Files into FilesetsSample - Configuring Age-Based Filesets13-28 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing Filesets in a Managed VolumeAll filesets

Grouping Files into FilesetsSample - Configuring Age-Based FilesetsCLI Storage-Management Guide 13-29Create object 'office_files'? [yes/no]

Grouping Files into FilesetsSample - Configuring Age-Based Filesets13-30 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 14-1Chapter 14Migrating FilesetsA fileset is a group of files and/or directories to which you can apply replication and

Adapting Storage to User Demands2-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideFile-placement policy can solve this problem. You can configure an age-based fileset

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideDirecting File PlacementYou can use fileset policies to steer files and/or

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-3Identifying the Source FilesetThe next step in configuring a placement rul

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideNote that the master copies of the directories remain on their original fil

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-5bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# place-rule docs2das8bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-p

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideThis configuration mainly focuses on new directories and their sub-trees. T

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-7bstnA6k(gbl)# policy-filename-fileset allbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-fs-name[all])#

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, suppose das8 is supposed to be master of /a/b. You can promote

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-9As clients add new files and subdirectories to /a/b, they go onto das8 ins

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-10 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume /acctbstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol[wwmed~/acct])# plac

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-11Matching Directory Trees (Directories and Files)By combining files, direc

Controlling CostsCLI Storage-Management Guide 2-11Configuration InstructionsTo configure a fileset, see Chapter 13, Grouping Files into Filesets.To g

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideEach new file and directory, as in the previous example, follows its paren

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-13bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-plc[wwmed~/acct~mvtree])# from fileset a_b_tree match

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-14 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume /acctbstnA6k(g

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-15bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-plc[wwmed~/acct~distributeFiles])# ...Balancing Capaci

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor a placement rule without a schedule, this limit applies to the one-and

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-17Whether or not you use a schedule, the rule places all new files as clien

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisabling Inline Notifications (optional)Clients make changes to files tha

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-19bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-plc[wwmed~/acct~emptyRH])# ...Configuring Progress Rep

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideGenerating Verbose ReportsPlacement reports are terse by default. To make

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File PlacementCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-21For example, the following command sequence disables reporting for the ru

Controlling Costs2-12 CLI Storage-Management Guide

Migrating FilesetsDirecting File Placement14-22 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# namespace wwmedbstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# volume /acctbstnA6k(g

Migrating FilesetsChanging Rule OrderCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-23Removing the Placement RuleYou can remove a placement rule to both disable it

Migrating FilesetsChanging Rule Order14-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou can change the rule order only for placement rules that use filesets as the

Migrating FilesetsChanging Rule OrderCLI Storage-Management Guide 14-25bstnA6k(gbl-ns[wwmed])# policy order-rule placeTest after docs2das8bstnA6k(gbl

Migrating FilesetsChanging Rule Order14-26 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-1Chapter 15Shadowing a VolumeYou can create a continuously-updated copy of a managed volume, called a shadow volume.

Shadowing a Volume15-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe examples in this chapter configure a source volume on a single ARX®6000 and its shadow volume o

Shadowing a VolumeBefore You BeginCLI Storage-Management Guide 15-3Before You BeginShadow volumes are commonly deployed on separate switches from the

Shadowing a VolumeAdding a Shadow Volume (Target Switch)15-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideChoose a shadow volume with at least as much storage capacity

Shadowing a VolumeAdding a Shadow Volume (Target Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-5Allowing ModificationsThe shadow-copy rule will be modifying

CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-1Chapter 3Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationThe ARX is a file proxy between clients and back-end filers; it must authen

Shadowing a VolumeAdding a Shadow Volume (Target Switch)15-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideprtlndA1k(gbl-ns-vol-shr[nemed~/acctShdw~back2])# exitprtlndA

Shadowing a VolumeSpecifying a Fileset to Copy (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-7Specifying a Fileset to Copy (Source Switch)The next s

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)The fin

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-9You can only use one source fileset. If you want to

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideSwitch Name HA Peer Switch

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-11prtlndA1k(gbl-ns[testns])# volume /usersprtlndA1k(g

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideApplying a ScheduleA shadow-copy rule requires a sch

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-13By default, no reports are generated. From gbl-ns-v

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideIncluding Identical Files in ReportsIf files are ide

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-15For example, the following command sequence disable

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationConcepts and Terminology3-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideConcepts and TerminologyA namespace is an aggregated view of

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideTranslating Local SIDsAfter all local groups are dup

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-17bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shdwcp[insur~/claims~insurDR])#

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-18 CLI Storage-Management Guideleft open for the duration of the shadow-copy run. S

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-19bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shdwcp[insur~/claims~insurDR])#

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command sequence disables

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-21bstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shdwcp[wwmed~/acct~DRrule])# ...

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-22 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl-ns-vol-shdwcp[ns3~/cad1~cpRemote])# ...P

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-23For example, this command sequence limits transfers

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideFrom gbl-ns-vol-shdwcp mode, use the delta-threshold

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-25Enabling the Shadow-Copy RuleThe final step in conf

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding a Proxy UserCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-3bstnA6k(gbl-proxy-user[acoProxy2])# ...Specifying the Windows Dom

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-26 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor every shadow-copy rule in every namespace, this

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-27 Copy Phase Information -----------------

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-28 CLI Storage-Management Guide Shadow Rule :

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-29For example:bstnA6k(gbl)# show shadow namespace wwm

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-30 CLI Storage-Management Guide ExMp=Export Mapping, Imp=Import, Inc=Inco

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-31 /planner/showRunning.fm

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-32 CLI Storage-Management Guide Target Information ------------------

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-33 Namespace :

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-34 CLI Storage-Management Guide Elapsed Time :

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-35Truncating the ReportTo conserve CPU cycles and/or

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding a Proxy User3-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideSpecifying the Username and PasswordThe final step in configuring

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-36 CLI Storage-Management GuideCopying the Source Volume to Multiple TargetsTo copy

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)CLI Storage-Management Guide 15-37

Shadowing a VolumeConfiguring a Shadow-Copy Rule (Source Switch)15-38 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide Copyright-1CopyrightsCopyright (c) 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reser

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CLI Storage-Management Guide Index-1IndexAACLssupport for CIFS share-level ACLs, 9-20, 11-15active-directory forest-trust, 3-18active-directory-fo

Index-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideDNSVIP to FQDN mapping required for Kerberos, 11-28See also Dynamic DNS.domain-join (gbl-cifs), 11-26duration (g

CLI Storage-Management Guide Index-3removing, 13-22removing a source fileset, 13-21removing all source filesets, 13-21using for a shadow copy, 15

Index-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideLlast, 13-15Last-accessed time, used to select files for migration, 13-15Last-modified time, used to select file

CLI Storage-Management Guide Index-5NetworkAcopia switch’s place, 1-10NFSaccess list, 4-9disabling NFS service, 11-6disabling NLM, 11-5enabling N

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding a Proxy UserCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-5Listing All Proxy UsersYou can use the show proxy-user command to

Index-6 CLI Storage-Management Guidefor name-based filesets, 13-9reimport-modify, 9-11remove namespace, 7-27, 9-71remove namespace ... policy-only

CLI Storage-Management Guide Index-7show nis netgroup, 4-4show ntlm-auth-server, 3-7show ntlm-auth-server status, 3-8show policy, 12-2show policy

Index-8 CLI Storage-Management Guidewindows-domain (gbl-proxy-user), 3-3windows-mgmt-auth, 3-28windows-mgmt-auth (gbl-ns), 7-18WINSrecreating WINS

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-vShowing One Active-Directory Domain ...3-21Showing DC Status...

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationConfiguring the NTLM Authentication Server3-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example, the following command sequence

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationConfiguring the NTLM Authentication ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-7Listing NTLM Authentication ServersUse the

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationConfiguring the NTLM Authentication Server3-8 CLI Storage-Management GuideDisplaying Detailed Server StatusUse the sh

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationConfiguring the NTLM Authentication ServerCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-9 Account Disabled : 0 Account Expire

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerbe

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-11for the forest root. From gbl-forest mo

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideUse the no forest-root command to remove

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-13To prepare for dynamic DNS, you identif

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-14 CLI Storage-Management GuideTo remove a name server from an AD domai

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-15For example, this command sequence mimi

2-vi CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving a Permit Rule ... 4-17Changing the An

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideRemoving a Child DomainThe no child-doma

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-17Adding a Tree DomainSome domains are ou

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou can specify redundant DCs for a tree

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-19From gbl mode, use the active-directory

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example:bstnA6k(gbl)# show active-di

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-21Showing One Active-Directory ForestTo f

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-22 CLI Storage-Management GuideFor example:bstnA6k(gbl)# show active-di

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-23For example:bstnA6k(gbl)# show active-d

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-24 CLI Storage-Management GuideProcessor 5.1:

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-25

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-viiRemoving the Description ...6-5Settin

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)3-26 CLI Storage-Management GuideFocusing On a Single ProcessorOn an ARX®

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAdding an Active-Directory Forest (Kerberos)CLI Storage-Management Guide 3-27medarcv 172.16.74.88 BOS

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) Access3-28 CLI Storage-Management GuideAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) Acce

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) AccessCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-29bstnA6k(gbl)# windows-mgmt-auth readOnly

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) Access3-30 CLI Storage-Management GuideAll users in the management-authorization

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) AccessCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-31bstnA6k(gbl)# windows-mgmt-auth readOnly

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) Access3-32 CLI Storage-Management Guide---------------------- ------------------

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) AccessCLI Storage-Management Guide 3-33Removing a Management-Authorization Grou

Preparing for CIFS AuthenticationAuthorizing Windows-Management (MMC) Access3-34 CLI Storage-Management Guide

CLI Storage-Management Guide 4-1Chapter 4Preparing for NFS AuthenticationYou can create NFS access lists that filter clients based on their IP addres

2-viii CLI Storage-Management GuideEnabling the Namespace (optional)... 7-22Enabl

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS Domain4-2 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe switch supports up to eight NIS domains. From gbl mode, use the

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS DomainCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-3Removing a NIS ServerUse the no ip address command to remove one o

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS Domain4-4 CLI Storage-Management GuideShowing Details for a NIS DomainAdd the name of an NIS domain to sh

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS DomainCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-5auto_1...medtechssurgeonsTotal Netgroups: 2396bstnA6k(gbl)# ...Sho

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS Domain4-6 CLI Storage-Management GuideUpdating the NIS DatabaseThe ARX keeps an internal copy of all the

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS DomainCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-7Use show reports report-name, tail, or grep to read the file. To s

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding a NIS Domain4-8 CLI Storage-Management Guide[HN ] london in group: sixthousands[HN ] mo

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-9Removing the NIS Domain-Server MapFrom gbl mode, use no nis

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-10 CLI Storage-Management GuideThe ARX supports up to 512 NFS access lists. From gbl mode,

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-11Showing One NFS Access ListAs you configure your NFS access

CLI Storage-Management Guide 2-ixRemoving a Direct Share ...8-19Selecti

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-12 CLI Storage-Management GuideResolving All Netgroups in the Access ListIf the access list

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-13Each access list can support a maximum of 2048 permit and d

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-14 CLI Storage-Management GuidebstnA6k(gbl)# nfs-access-list westcoastbstnA6k(gbl-nfs-acl[e

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-15Permitting a NetgroupIf you have configured a NIS domain fo

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-16 CLI Storage-Management GuideRule OrderingThe order of rules is very important in an acce

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-17For example, the following command sequence allows root acc

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-18 CLI Storage-Management GuideChanging the Anonymous User IDWhen permit rules have root-sq

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-19bstnA6k(gbl-nfs-acl[westcoast])# ...Reverting to the Defaul

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access List4-20 CLI Storage-Management GuideYou cannot deny a NIS netgroup. We recommend a subnet-deny r

Preparing for NFS AuthenticationAdding an NFS Access ListCLI Storage-Management Guide 4-21These permit and deny rules have a subtle configuration err