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This means that clients running Windows operating systems with NFSv3 support can access files on NFSv3 exports on the cluster. To successfully use this functionality, you must properly configure the storage virtual machine (SVM) and be aware of certain requirements and limitations.
You can set the ports used by the NFS mount daemon, Network Lock Manager, Network Status Monitor, and NFS quota daemon services for each storage virtual machine (SVM). The port number change affects NFS clients accessing data over both TCP and UDP.
16 maj 2014 · So, as a workaround, you'd have to disable NLM on Windows NFS to use it with cDOT. Native Windows NFS does not support this (using nolock as a mount option is not the same), so the only way to get NFSv3 to work with cDOT in Windows is via 3rd party apps like OpenText/Hummingbird.
You can use ONTAP 9 CLI commands to configure NFS client access to files contained in a new volume or qtree in a new or existing storage virtual machine.
Windows NFS support Starting in ONTAP 8.2.3 and 8.3.1, support for NFS using Windows clients was added. Windows NFS does not comply with RFC standards, so some extra considerations need to be made to use it. For details, see the section called “NFS on Windows.”
Provision NAS storage for both Windows and Linux using both NFS and SMB. Create volumes to provide storage for clients using either the NFS or SMB protocol. This procedure creates new volumes on an existing storage VM enabled for both NFS and SMB protocols.
Before you can use NFS in your network, you need to know which NFS versions and clients ONTAP supports. This table notes when major and minor NFS protocol versions are supported by default in ONTAP. Support by default does not indicate that this is the earliest version of ONTAP supporting that NFS protocol.
