Veritas™ Access 7.2.1

If NFS v4 is your primary use case, we recommend that you use the NFS-Ganesha server. You should also use the NFS-Ganesha server if you require Kerberos authentication. The NFS-Ganesha server supports both NFS v3 and NFS v4, and Kerberos authentication is supported for both NFS v3 and v4.

If NFS v3 is your primary use case, then we recommend that you use the kernel NFS server.

You can switch between the NFS-Ganesha server and the kernel NFS server in Settings > Services Management when starting the GUI.

Before you switch between the NFS servers, the NFS server must be offline.

All of the available NFS shares are moved from the previous NFS server to the new NFS server.

Getting Started
Overview of Veritas Access, dashboard
Manage Storage
Provision and manage disks and storage pools
Manage File Sharing Services
File sharing services: NFS, CIFS, and S3
Monitor and Troubleshoot
View alerts, events, usage, and reports
Provision and Manage File Systems
Create and manage file systems
Provision and Manage Shares
Create and manage NFS shares, CIFS shares, and S3 shares
Manage Policies
Manage policies for storage provisioning
Manage Settings
Configure cloud services, replication, events, NetBackup, and licensing
Veritas™ Access 7.2.1

If NFS v4 is your primary use case, we recommend that you use the NFS-Ganesha server. You should also use the NFS-Ganesha server if you require Kerberos authentication. The NFS-Ganesha server supports both NFS v3 and NFS v4, and Kerberos authentication is supported for both NFS v3 and v4.

If NFS v3 is your primary use case, then we recommend that you use the kernel NFS server.

You can switch between the NFS-Ganesha server and the kernel NFS server in Settings > Services Management when starting the GUI.

Before you switch between the NFS servers, the NFS server must be offline.

All of the available NFS shares are moved from the previous NFS server to the new NFS server.