Darren,
Thanks for the reply. Is Linux's implementation of NFSv4 different from others?
Because on CentOS 4.4 which i believe has NFSv4 support, i have the same problem. I did this,
mount -t nfs4 filer:/vol/work_area/cfd-trg /mnt/test_mount
I'll install Solaris 10 on a test box, check and revert.
-Lohit
> On hostA (this is a Solaris9 box), when i try setfacl, i get the following
> error. I have also tried with different hosts (CentOS etc) with nfs4 options
> etc, nothing worked. But i am able to set ACLs on local filesystems on all
> of the machines.
My understanding is that Solaris 9 does not do NFSv4.
The old-style Solaris ACLs you can set locally (and on a Sun NFS server)
are not supported by Netapp or anyone else. I'm assuming you'd need
Solaris 10 and NFS4 for this to work.
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Darren Dunham ddunham@taos.com
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