sure - that would be multi-protocol Access

details depend on which user mapping and security you require.

if your Linux Client accesses as root it could be as simple as just creating a NFS share - which you can do from GUI or CLI

If not you need to put some thought into user mapping and Access policies

I would suggest to start with the relevant VNX manuals from support.emc.com - esp. the multi-protocol and user mapping

Thanks ..

My concern is suppose my CIFS folder path is //192.168.1.100/data01 and it is access using the domain users.

same folder can we mount on linux as read only path //192.168.1.100/data01 using mount command. (Linux system not part of that domain may be root or other user will use this).

can u pleas provide the steps for the same , if possible.

IF the user acessing is root then all you need to do is to create an NFS share with the VNX Unisphere GUI using the correct export options and then mount it on the Linux client

If not just the root user is used from NFS then you need to learn about acess policies and user mapping - there is NO "step-by-step" procedure there without understanding your enviroment and requirement.

This is nicely explained in the manuals - or you can engage EMC professional services