Configuring a Namespace
Setting the Namespace Protocol(s)
CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-9
Showing Shares Behind One Namespace
Add a namespace name to show only the shares behind that particular namespace:
show namespace mapping name
where name (1-30 characters) is the name of the namespace.
For example, this shows the filer shares behind the “wwmed” namespace:
bstnA6k# show namespace mapping wwmed
Namespace Physical Server
-------------------- ---------------------
wwmed:/acct
das1:/exports/budget
das3:/data/acct2
das7:/lhome/it5
das8:/work1/accting
nas1:/vol/vol1/meta1*
Where * denotes metadata only physical server.
bstnA6k# ...
Setting the Namespace Protocol(s)
The next step in creating a namespace is declaring the protocol(s) clients must use to
access its data. All of the external filers in the namespace must support this entire
protocol set; if the namespace supports both NFSv2 and NFSv3, all of its filer shares
must also support both of those versions of NFS. Use the gbl-ns
protocol command to
identify one protocol for the namespace:
protocol {nfs2 | nfs3 | nfs3tcp | cifs}
where you must choose one of the flags, nfs2, nfs3 (over UDP), nfs3tcp (NFSv3
over TCP) or cifs; these specify the protocol(s) supported by all of the
namespace’s filers. Repeat the command to specify multiple protocols for the
namespace.
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