User access via NFS is controlled via UNIX-style permissions, read, write and modify. You cannot create an NFS export that controls those permissions - they are only at the filesystem/directory/file level.
You can, however, create multiple NFS exports where one export is read-only and one export is read-write. For example, you can export /ifs/data1 as NFS read-write to a series of clients, then export /ifs/data1 as NFS read-only to a different series of clients. But, again, that does not control user access.
SKT2
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December 16th, 2017 21:00
Are you controlling user access from AD level? NFS exports typically deals with client IP ( not at user level)
chjatwork
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December 19th, 2017 11:00
controlling user access via UNIX NFS exports
umichklewis
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December 20th, 2017 07:00
User access via NFS is controlled via UNIX-style permissions, read, write and modify. You cannot create an NFS export that controls those permissions - they are only at the filesystem/directory/file level.
You can, however, create multiple NFS exports where one export is read-only and one export is read-write. For example, you can export /ifs/data1 as NFS read-write to a series of clients, then export /ifs/data1 as NFS read-only to a different series of clients. But, again, that does not control user access.
Let me know if that helps!
Karl