As Rainer mentioned earlier - on the Celerra side, you need to create the NFS export on the physical data mover - select the proper path on the desired file system on the Celerra side while creating the NFS export.
Also, you may consider putting the name or IP Address of the NFS client (your Windows server running NFS) on the Read-Write, Root and Access hosts fields - these fields are self explanatory - if needed you may take the help from "Online Help Pages".
Hello I've configured NFS export on celerra and installed client services for Unix on windows server 2003. windows host can only read but can't write in nfs mount.windows host has read-write access in the NFS export configuration setting .Any ideas what I'm missing ?
I added the windows server host name to "Root Hosts" and "read/write" but I got the same result. Do i need to configure user authentication for NFS access on celerra?
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Posted February 22nd, 2010 13:00