- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional resources
- Basic functionality
- Overview
- Configuring NAS servers
- About secure NFS
- Create a NAS server for UNIX-only file sharing (NFS)
- Configure NAS server sharing protocols and FTP/SFTP settings
- Configure a NAS server Unix Directory Service
- Configure Kerberos with a custom realm
- Change NAS server properties
- Change NAS server Unix credential settings
- View the active LDAPS CA certificate for a NAS server
- Upload an LDAPS CA certificate for a NAS server
- NDMP settings
- Configuring file systems
- Create a file system
- Change file system properties
- About Events Publishing
- Create Events Publishing notifications
- Change Events Publishing settings
- About automatic file system shrink and extend
- About manual file storage resource shrink and extend
- Manually shrink or extend the size of a file storage resource
- Configuring file system shares
- Performance metrics for NFS
- View historical performance metrics
- View real-time performance metrics
- File System Client Bandwidth
- File System Client Response Time
- File System Client I/O Size
- File System Client IOPS
- System - Client File System Bandwidth
- System - Client File System Response Time
- System - Client File System I/O Size
- System - Client File System IOPS
- System - NFS Bandwidth
- System - NFS I/O Size
- System - NFS IOPS
- System - NFS Response Time
- File System Bandwidth
- File System I/O Size
- File System IOPS
- System - File System Bandwidth
- System - File System I/O Size
- System - File System IOPS
- Tenant Bandwidth
- Advanced functionality
- Managing quotas
- About file system quotas
- Recommended approach for configuring quotas
- Quota policies
- Enable or disable the enforcement of user quotas on a quota tree
- Enable or disable the enforcement of user quotas on a file system
- Create a user quota on a file system
- Create a quota tree on a file system
- Create a user quota on a quota tree
- View file system storage space usage by user
- View quota tree storage space usage
- Change quota properties for a file system
- Change properties for a quota tree
- Change the quota policy for a file system
- Configure IP routes
- About NAS server routing
- NAS server interfaces
- Preferred interfaces for NAS servers
- IP Packet reflect functionality for NAS server interfaces
- Manage NAS server network interfaces and default routes
- Manage NAS server routes for responding to client requests
- Manage NAS server routes for external service requests
- Enable or disable IP packet reflect for a NAS server
- Verify NAS server routes
- Configuring IP multi-tenancy
- Troubleshooting an NFS configuration
- Managing quotas
Dell EMC Unity™ Family Configuring NFS File Sharing
Unity NFS support
All Unity releases support NFSv3 and NFSv4. Unity also support secure NFS with Kerberos, for strong authentication. While Unity supports the majority of the NFSv4 and v4.1 functionality described in the relevant RFCs, directory delegation and pNFS are not supported.
NFS support is enabled on a NAS server during or after creation, allowing you to create NFS-enabled file systems on that NAS server.
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