Introduction
With cDOT 8.3+ the Clustershell command "vserver
setup" no longer exists:
::>
set d
::*>
version
NetApp
Release 8.3P2: Tue May 19 07:34:02 PDT 2015
::*>
vserver setup
Error:
"setup" is not a recognized command
Some alternatives to “vserver setup”:
- Using the On-Box System Manager (see here)
- A WFA workflow
- Clustershell ("vserver create") or PowerShell
commands
The below is a walkthrough to construct a basic NAS (CIFS
and NFS) vserver in cDOT 8.3P2 using ClusterShell commands (borrowing in part
from these 2013 posts here
for CIFS and here
for NFS but updated for 8.3+). It really is pretty simple!
Step-by-Step Walkthrough
N.B.: We have a
cluster here called NACLU7 with two nodes - NACLU7N1 & NACLU7N2.
system
license add -license-code XXX # CIFS License Code (Repeat per node)
system
license add -license-code XXX # NFS License Code (Repeat per node)
system
license show -package CIFS
system
license show -package NFS
vserver
create -vserver NASV1 -subtype default -rootvolume rootvol -aggregate
NACLU7N1_AGGR1 -rootvolume-security-style ntfs -language en.UTF-8
-snapshot-policy default -ipspace Default
vserver
show -vserver NASV1 -fields allowed-protocols
vserver
remove-protocols -vserver NASV1 -protocols fcp,iscsi,ndmp
vserver
show -vserver NASV1 -fields allowed-protocols
network
interface create -vserver NASV1 -lif NASV1_LIF1 -role data -data-protocol
cifs,nfs -home-node NACLU7N1 -home-port e0d -address 10.10.10.225 -netmask
255.255.255.0
network
interface create -vserver NASV1 -lif NASV1_LIF2 -role data -data-protocol
cifs,nfs -home-node NACLU7N2 -home-port e0d -address 10.10.10.226 -netmask
255.255.255.0
network
route create -vserver NASV1 -destination 0.0.0.0/0 -gateway 10.10.10.1
vserver
services dns create -vserver NASV1 -domains lab.priv -name-servers 10.10.10.10
vserver
cifs create -vserver NASV1 -cifs-server NASV1 -domain lab.priv
vserver
cifs show -vserver NASV1
vserver
nfs create -vserver NASV1
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