NFS

The create has one required property, path. The Create Command Optional Properties section below lists the 12 optional properties. Enter a property argument using the = delimiter to separate property and value. Enter a string value enclosed in double quotes.

Enter the command string, then press Enter.

create returns an empty line. Use the query command to verify the share was created and to view details of the share.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

sharing nfs create path="/mnt/tank/shares/nfs2"

Where mnt/tank/shares/nfs2 is the path to the dataset created for the share.

If using optional property arguments, for example, to set networks and read only access, enter:

sharing nfs create path="/mnt/tank/shares/nfs2" networks=10.123.12.1/24 10.123.11.2/23 ro=true

Where:

• mnt/tank/shares/nfs2 is the path to the dataset created for the share.
• 10.123.12.1/24 10.123.11.2/23 are the space-separated IP addresses with CIDR notation for each network you allow to connect to the share.
• true sets the share to read only or false to allow write access to the share.

sharing nfs create path=/mnt/tank/shares/nfs2

The delete command has one required property, id. Enter a property argument using the = delimiter to separate property and value and enclose the value in double quotes. Enter the command string, then press Enter.

delete returns an empty line.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

sharing nfs delete id="4"

Where 4 is the ID assigned to the share.

sharing nfs delete id=4

The get_instance command has one required property, id. Enter the command, then press Enter. get_instance returns a table (dictionary) of properties for the ID entered. The dictionary includes the share ID, path, aliases, comment, networks, hosts entered, the read only, quiet, and locked status as true or false, value for maproot and mapall users and groups, security applied, and the enabled status as true or false.

Use the query command to locate the ID number for the share.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

sharing nfs get_instance id=1

Where 1 is the ID number for the share.

sharing nfs get_instance id=1 
+---------------+-----------------------+
|            id | 1                     |
|          path | /mnt/tank/shares/nfs  |
|       aliases | <empty list>          |
|       comment |                       |
|         hosts | <empty list>          |
|            ro | false                 |
|         quiet | false                 |
|  maproot_user | <null>                |
| maproot_group | <null>                |
|   mapall_user | <null>                |
|  mapall_group | <null>                |
|      security | <empty list>          |
|       enabled | true                  |
|      networks | <empty list>          |
|        locked | false                 |
+---------------+-----------------------+

The query does not require entering property arguments. Enter the command, then press Enter. The query returns a table (dictionary) of all NFS shares configured on the system. Information includes the ID, path, aliases, any comments, networks hosts, read only status, maproot user and group, mapall user and group, security, enabled, and locked status.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

`sharing nfs query'

sharing nfs query
+----+-----------------------+--------------+------------+-------+-------+--------------+---------------+-------------+--------------+--------------+---------+--------------+-------+
| id | path                  | aliases      | comment    | ro    | quiet | maproot_user | maproot_group | mapall_user | mapall_group | security     | enabled | networks     | Locked |
| 1  | /mnt/tank/shares/nfs  | <empty list> | test share | false | false |              |               |             |              | <empty list> | true    | <empty list> | false |
| 2  | /mnt/tank/shares/nfs2 | <empty list> |            | false | false | <null>       | <null>        | <null>      | <null>       | <empty list> | true    | <empty list> | false |
+----+-----------------------+--------------+------------+-------+-------+--------------+---------------+-------------+--------------+--------------+---------+--------------+-------+

The update has one required property, id. This command uses the optional share properties listed in Create Command Optional Properties found in the Create Command section. Follow the syntax examples provided for each property. Enter the command string, then press Enter. update returns an empty line.

To add or change a comment for a share, from the CLI prompt, enter:

sharing nfs update id=4 comment="test share"

Where

• 4 is the ID number assigned to the share to update.
• test share is the comment to add to the share.

sharing nfs update id=4 comment="test share"