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RE: NFSv4 [was: Re: Mixed Mode]
by Mike Eisler 22 Mar '06

22 Mar '06

> -----Original Message----- > From: Brian Parent [mailto:bparent@calvin.ucsd.edu] > Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 4:04 PM > To: toasters(a)mathworks.com > Subject: NFSv4 [was: Re: Mixed Mode] > > A year or so ago, I was successful in getting NFSv4 to work between a > R100 (DOT 6.4.5) using CIFS and NFS and a Solaris 8 client. I don't Do you mean NFSv4 or do you mean NFSv3 with Kerberos? The thing is, Sun never shipped NFSv4 for Solaris 8. There was an early access NFSv4 implementation that predated Solaris 10, but I think it was only for Solaris 9, and wasn't generally available. However, in Solaris before Solaris 10, you can specify: vers=4 on the mount command line, and it will be accepted. That's because the mount command is internally changing the 4 to a 3. > recall many of the details now, except that it was less than straight > forward. And I do recall that I had difficulty repeating my success. > Trouble shooting the layout included sniffing the network for clues, > but even then it wasn't clear what was missing. Since we > were using AD > for authentication, one of the requirements was that the > kerberos realm > on the Solaris client had to be the same as our AD domain. My lack of > AD expertise was likely a large part of the reason for my troubles. Setting up AD as the KDC for UNIX systems in indeed quite challenging. I documented in painful detail the steps for doing this for Linux 2.6 FC3 in http://nfsworld.blogspot.com/2005/06/using-active-directory-as-your-kdc-for… The steps for Solaris will have a lot in common. If there's popular demand, I'll repeat the exercise for Solaris 10. > I think it was tricky to get the initial key set up on the AD server, > and then propogated to the filer. Yeah that can be somewhat tricky, but given the filer knows how to talk directly to AD, less hassle I think than getting the keytabs for a Linux or UNIX client from AD. > So, I can confirm that it can be done, but am unfortunately short > on nitty-gritty too. I'm hoping to transition to DOT 7.x soon. > I may give it another go, against Solaris 10, and MacOS X, and RedHat There's no Kerberized NFS or NFSv4 in MacOS X. > clients. The way we share filesystems to all types of clients, it > doesn't make sense to bother with kerberos at all, unless we can > make it work against all of our clients, and for some reason, MacOS X > support for NFSv4 seems to come and go. Maybe OS X has the same bug as pre-Solaris 10. > > Re: > > Subject: Re: Mixed Mode > > To: tmacmd(a)gmail.com (Tim McCarthy) > > Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 16:50:10 +0000 (GMT) > > Cc: toasters(a)mathworks.com > > From: Chris Thompson <cet1(a)cus.cam.ac.uk> > > > What is nice is that the ACL is obeyed by nfsv3 clients > as well. I bet a > > > lucky side-effect. Nope, fully intended.

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21 Mar '06

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by Netapp Guru 21 Mar '06

21 Mar '06

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RE: Just a spam resource now...
by Kristian Ejvind (KI/EAB) 21 Mar '06

21 Mar '06

I don't like spam either. > This comes up every so often, but the reason given that the list was > open to non-subscribers is because if it didn't then netapp employees > wouldn't be able to post, as they receive it through a local exploder. It can't be that hard to configure the mailling list to accept mail only from list subscribers or from any @netapp.com address? > A decision way back at the time was made that the pain of getting spam > was worth the value of having Netapp employee's contributions. ...way back before spam was a real issue? Regards Kristian

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distributed nfs server testing (any advice?)
by Blake Golliher 21 Mar '06

21 Mar '06

Hi! Anyone here have advice on distributed nfs benchmarking? I have a netapp GX system, and a few other distributed nfs clusters that I'm trying to figure out how to benchmark. I have a fair number of clients, linux and bsd, and I'm just looking for what others do in this situation. My needs range from HPC type stuff, to just a generic nfs workload for web hosting, do OLTP database on 4 nodes (Oracle 10g RAC). I know no synthetic benchmark is better then the real application. My group at my company is charged with evaluating storage before we put bother the application guys with running their apps on it. I've explored iozone, but it seems to only coordinate runs across hosts, I then have to aggregate the data on my own. I'm looking for a more integrated tool. One that I can load the binary on, then start it from a control host, it starts a workload on a list of systems, and they report back to the control host on performance data. Workloads should include lots of small file creates/reads/access/deletes and large file type stuff as well (like iozone). I'm thinking I'll probably have to task a tools team for this, but I was hoping for something from the OSS community. I'd pay for it as well, but source access would be a nice feature (for my organization, not for me -- it's all moon man language to me). Any advice is appreciated, and if you reply you may do so off the list. I'll compile my answers, and reply to the list. I'll also document my findings on my storage administration blog, filerjedi.com. Thanks! -Blake

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