Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance

Creating a Filesystem or LUN in a Project (CLI)
Creating a Filesystem or LUN in a Project (CLI)
A filesystem or LUN created within a project inherits the properties of the project. For a list
of standard properties that can be inherited, see “Inherited Properties” on page 364. If the
project is encrypted, a filesystem or LUN created within it is also encrypted.
If you are adding a filesystem or LUN to a non-default project, the project must already exist.
To create a new project, see “Creating a Project (CLI)” on page 344.
1.
Go to shares.
hostname:> shares
2.
Enter select and the project name. In this example, the default project is
selected.
hostname:shares > select default
3.
Enter filesystem and a filesystem name, or lun and a LUN name.
A name must consist of 1 to 64 characters, but not include spaces or begin with a period.
Allowable characters are: alphanumeric and special characters _ - . :
The following example creates a filesystem named fs-1 in the default project.
hostname:shares default> filesystem fs-1
hostname:shares default/fs-1 (uncommitted)>
4.
If creating a LUN, enter set volsize= and the volume size.
hostname:shares default/lun1 (uncommitted)> set volsize=2G
volsize = 2G (uncommitted)
5.
Enter commit.
hostname:shares default/fs-1 (uncommitted)> commit
6.
Enter select and a filesystem or LUN name.
hostname:shares default> select fs-1
7.
List the properties of the share using the get command:
hostname:shares default/fs-1> get
aclinherit = restricted (inherited)
aclmode = discard (inherited)
atime = true (inherited)
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