Administrator Guide

6. Click OK.
Modify an NFS Export
NOTE: To edit an NFS export, you must have group administrator (grpadmin) privileges.
To edit the properties of an NFS export:
1. Click NAS, expand NAS Clusters and Local Containers, and then select the NAS container name.
2. Click the NFS Exports tab.
3. Select the NFS export in the NFS Exports panel and then click Modify NFS export. The Modify NFS Export dialog box opens.
4. In General settings, you can edit only the NFS le ID compatibility property and directory name. You cannot change the name
of an NFS export.
NOTE: The OK button in this dialog box appears dimmed until you enter data in the mandatory elds identied by an
asterisk (*).
5. In Access Permissions, select appropriate options to edit:
• Clients that must access the NFS export
• Access-level permissions
• IP address range to which the user rights must be assigned
6. To change permission-related properties, click the Permissions tab.
7. Click OK.
The NFS export properties are updated and displayed under the NFS Exports tab.
NOTE: If you create an NFS export as part of creating a NAS container, you must modify the export to change the
access and security settings.
About NFS Export Security Methods
FluidFS provides optional security methods for a NAS cluster on a per NFS export basis. Use the CLI to specify these methods. See
the Dell EqualLogic Group Manager CLI Reference Guide for more information.
The nas-cluster select container select nfs-export select security-methods command allows you to choose from four security
methods. Values for the security-methods parameter are:
• sys – UNIX style
• krb5 – Kerberos v5
• krb5i – Kerberos v5 integrity
• krb5p – Kerberos v5 privacy
NOTE: By default, all security methods are enabled. If you specify one or more parameter values, you will override the
default setting, thus disabling the remaining unspecied values. For example, if you create only
sys and krb5p security
methods for the specied cluster, you disable
krb5 and krb5i.
Delete an NFS Export
To delete an NFS export:
1. Click NAS, expand NAS Clusters and Local Containers, and then select the NAS container name.
2. Click the NFS Exports tab.
3. Select the NFS export name in the NFS Exports panel.
4. Click Delete NFS export.
5. Conrm that you want to delete the NFS export.
NAS Container Operations
197