Dell Unity™ Family Unisphere® Command Line Interface User Guide
Create a NAS server
Create a NAS server.
NOTE:The NFSv3 protocol is enabled by default when creating a NAS server.
Format
/net/nas/server create -name <value> -sp <value> {-pool <value> | -poolName <value>} [-tenant <value>] [-mpSharingEnabled {no | yes [-autoUserMappingEnabled {yes | no}][-unixDirectoryService {local | ldap | nis | localThenNis | localThenLdap | none}] [-defaultUnixUser <value>] [-defaultWindowsUser <value>]}] [-replDest {yes [-backupOnly {yes | no}] | no}] [-enablePacketReflect {yes | no}] [-ioLimit <value>]Action qualifiers
| Qualifier | Description |
|---|---|
| -name | Specifies the NAS server name.
NOTE:NAS server names can contain alphanumeric characters, a single dash, and a single underscore. Server names cannot contain spaces or begin or end with a dash. You can create NAS server names in four parts that are separated by periods (example: aa.bb.cc.dd). Names can contain up to 255 characters, but the first part of the name (before the first period) is limited to 15 characters.
|
| -sp | Specifies the parent SP for the NAS server. Value is SPA or SPB. |
| -pool | Specifies the ID of the storage pool for the NAS server. |
| -poolName | Specifies the name of the storage pool for the NAS server. |
| -tenant | Specifies the tenant identifier.
NOTE: If a tenant is not specified, the NAS server is created in the default network namespace.
|
| -mpSharingEnabled | Indicates whether multiprotocol sharing mode is enabled. Value is yes or no (default). |
| -unixDirectoryService | Directory Service used for querying identity information for UNIX (such as
UIDs, GIDs, netgroup). Valid values are:
|
| -autoUserMappingEnabled | Indicates whether a Windows user who is not mapped to a knownUNIXx/Linux
username is allowed to access the NAS server files. Valid values are:
|
| -defaultUnixUser | The default UNIX username or UNIX ID that grants file access in the
multiprotocol sharing mode. This username or ID is used when the
corresponding UNIX/Linuxusernamee or ID is not found by the mapping
mechanism. The UNIX ID format is @uid=xxxx,gid=yyyy@, where xxxx and yyyy are the decimal numerical values of the UID and the primary GID, respectively. When using this ID, the user does not need to be defined in the UDS. |
| -defaultWindowsUser | The default Windows username that grants file access in the multiprotocol sharing mode. This username is used when the corresponding Windows username is not found by the mapping mechanism. |
| -replDest | Replication destination settings for the NAS server. When this option is set
to yes, only mandatory parameters may be
included. All other optional parameters are inherited from the source NAS
server. Valid values are:
|
| -backupOnly | Indicates whether to create a NAS server as backup only. The backup only NAS
server cannot be a production site, which means both planned failover and
unplanned failover are disallowed in a backup-only NAS server-associated
replication session. Valid values:
|
| -enablePacketReflect | Indicates whether the reflection of outbound (reply) packets through the same interface that inbound (request) packets entered is enabled. Valid values are:
|
| -ioLimit | Indicates the I/O limit to be applied. |
Example
The following command creates a NAS server with these settings:
- Name is NasServer_1.
- Associated with SP A.
- Associated with storage pool pool_0.
- IP Packet Reflect is enabled.
- The ID of the new NAS server is ID nas_1.
Storage system address: 10.0.0.1 Storage system port: 443 HTTPS connection ID = nas_1 Operation completed successfully.
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