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We already done configured NFS Share in Part 1. We also configured the access rules for NFS Share in Part 2. So in this Part 3, we will mount the NFS Share in UNIX client. I’m using CentOS 7 for my demo.
I create another Virtual Machine and install with CentOS 7 Operating System. Apart from that, I also make sure the VM is connected to the same network as NetApp Simulator.
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In this Part 2, we will continue with edit the Default Export Policy that we used for NFS Share.
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In previous post, I already configure the SVM with NFS Protocol. So next we will create a volume and share it to UNIX client. In this demo, I will used CentOS 7 as UNIX client.
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NFS is stand for Network File System. It used by UNIX clients for file access. Default port for NFS is 2049. NFS have 3 versions NFSv2, NFSv3 and NFSv4. NFSv4 is not firewall friendly because it used mutiple ports to communicate.
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In previous post, I already configure the SVM with CIFS Protocol. So next we will create a volume and share it to Windows client.
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CIFS stand for Common Internet File Service for Windows Operating System for file sharing. SMB (Server Message Block) is another name for CIFS.
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SVM is stand for Storage Virtual Machine. Purpose of SVM is to provide an isolated data serving. This is to secure the data that present to the client. Plus each SVM can have different administrator.
