Create a trunking-enabled NFS server
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Beginning with ONTAP 9.14.1, trunking can be enabled on NFS servers. NFSv4.1 is enabled by default when NFS servers are created.
Creating a trunking-enabled NFS server requires an SVM. The SVM must be:
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backed by sufficient storage for client data requirements.
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enabled for NFS.
You can use an existing SVM; however enabling trunking requires all NFSv4.x clients to be remounted, which can be disruptive. If remounting is not possible, create a new SVM for the NFS server.
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If a suitable SVM does not exist, create one:
vserver create -vserver svm_name -rootvolume root_volume_name -aggregate aggregate_name -rootvolume-security-style unix -language C.UTF-8
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Verify the configuration and status of the newly created SVM:
vserver show -vserver svm_name
Learn more about creating an SVM.
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Create the NFS server:
vserver nfs create -vserver svm_name -v3 disabled -v4.0 disabled -v4.1 enabled -v4.1-trunking enabled -v4-id-domain my_domain.com
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Verify that NFS is running:
vserver nfs status -vserver svm_name
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Verify that NFS is configured as desired:
vserver nfs show -vserver svm_name
Learn more about NFS server configuration.
Configure the following services as needed: