Configure NFS

In the Configure NFS page, you can perform the following procedure.

Configuring NFS

To configure NFS, complete the following steps.

  1. In the NFS License field, select Code from the drop-down list.

  2. In the field to the right of Code, enter the license code you received for NFS.

Note:  You can also enter the license code under the Filer > Managing Licenses page. On that page, you can also view all the licenses you currently have for this filer.

  1. In the NFS Enabled field, select Yes to enable NFS or No to disable NFS.

  2. In the PCNFS Enabled field, select Yes to enable PCNFS or No to disable PCNFS.

  3. In the PCNFS umask field, either leave the default value of 022 or enter the specific umask code you want to use.

  4. In the WebNFS Enable field, select Yes to enable WebNFS or No to disable WebNFS.

  5. In the WebNFS Root Directory Enable field, select Yes to enable a WebNFS root directory on the filer or No to disable any root directory for WebNFS.

  6. In the WebNFS root Directory field, enter the name of the root directory you want to use for WebNFS. Note that you must have chosen to enable the root directory in Step 7.

  7. In the Per-Client Statistics field, select Yes to have the filer collect and display NFS statistics for each NFS client or No to disable statistics for clients.

  8. In the NFS Over TCP field, select Yes to have NFS work over TCP rather than over UDP or No to disable NFS over TCP.

  9. In the NFS Version 3 field, select Yes to have the filer support NFS Version 3 or No to disable Version 3 support.

  10. In the Report Maximum of 2 GB field, select Yes to limit to 2 GB the response the filer gives to requests regarding total space, free space, or available space or No to have no limit on filer space for responses.

  11. When finished, click Apply.

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