Resend, sorry.
Hey Folks,
I've a volume export entry that look like such
/vol/volume -sec=sys,rw, root=xyz
The client mounts it at the qtree like such
Filer:/vol/volume/qtree
I need to re-export this at the qtree level such that client do NOT have the ability to write into the volume, only the qtree, so new/proposed export entry will look like
/vol/volume/qtree sec=sys,rw,root=xyz
Since clients already mount at qtree level, can't I just re-export at the qtree, remove the volume export and exportfs? Will this be any impact, or change to FSID?
Cheers,
Best regards,
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Kevin Parker
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It shouldn't change the FSID, but if you remove the volume-level mount. As long as all of the clients are mounting at the qtree level, you should be fine.
-- Adam Fox Systems Engineer adamfox@netapp.com
From: Kevin M. Parker [mailto:kparker2@nc.rr.com] Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 12:29 PM To: toasters@mathworks.com Subject: RE: RE-export volume/qtree question
Resend, sorry.
Hey Folks,
I've a volume export entry that look like such
/vol/volume -sec=sys,rw, root=xyz
The client mounts it at the qtree like such
Filer:/vol/volume/qtree
I need to re-export this at the qtree level such that client do NOT have the ability to write into the volume, only the qtree, so new/proposed export entry will look like
/vol/volume/qtree sec=sys,rw,root=xyz
Since clients already mount at qtree level, can't I just re-export at the qtree, remove the volume export and exportfs? Will this be any impact, or change to FSID?
Cheers,
Best regards,
-/-
Kevin Parker
919.521.8413
http://theparkerz.com http://theparkerz.com/
Blackle.com http://www.blackle.com/ - Saving energy one search at a time.