Procedure
1. Access the Update Export page by clicking Edit in an Export detail
page.
2. (Optional) Enter a new path in the File System Path field.
3. (Optional) In the Access Configuration field, enter IP addresses, host
names, or the NIS netgroups of the clients who are allowed to access the
NFS export (up to 5957 characters).
If the system has been set up to work with a name server, you can enter
the NIS netgroup to which the clients belong, or the client's computer
name rather than its IP address (not case sensitive).
You can also specify the required flavors of NFS security in a colon-
separated list using the option (sec=<list>).
The supported flavors are:
• none - Connect as a null user
• sys - The traditional security flavor used by NFS, users are not
authenticated by the server
• krb5 - Kerberos authentication
• krb5i - Kerberos authentication with per-messaging integrity
• krb5p - Kerberos authentication with per-message privacy
For example: 10.1.*.*(sec=sys:krb5:krb5i)
See the mount-point-access-configuration man page for further
information.
4. Click Submit to save any changes.
A job is added to the Jobs page to update the export.
Share details
Access the detail page for an share to review internal and external paths and
to edit the export.
The following controls are available:
• Delete the share by clicking Delete.
• Edit the share clicking Edit to open the Update Share page.
• Access the file system where the export was created by clicking the File
System label.
• Access the virtual file server where the file system was created by clicking
the VFS label.
• Add an existing Account Domain user group to the share by clicking the
plus sign (+) to open the Create Groups page.
Adding existing account domain groups to a share
You can add an existing account domain group to a share. This enables you
to change users permissions when they access the share.
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