I am looking for way to perform the Reclaim activity on NFS. Could any one has done or any Documents that they can share with me it will really help me out.
Will Temporarily unexport an NFS path and command "server_export server_4 -Protocol nfs -export /Test_NFS"
Let's put this into plain language. You would like to take an existing NFS share on a file system, unexport it, create a newer, smaller filesystem, then export the new FS with the same pathname, yes?
IF your NFS shares are on different filesystems, say, filesystem_1 has the share /filesystem_1/TestNFS, then this is simple.
If your NFS shares are on the same filesystem, say, filesystem_1 has the shares /filesystem_1/TestNFS1, /filesystem_1/TestNFS2, /filesystem_1/TestNFS3, then no, you cannot resize TestNFS1 without impacting TestNFS2 and TestNFS3
For "If your NFS shares are on the same filesystem, say, filesystem_1 has the shares /filesystem_1/TestNFS1,/filesystem_1/TestNFS2, /filesystem_1/TestNFS3, then no, you cannot resize TestNFS1 without impacting TestNFS2 and TestNFS3"
For the about we are ready to take a downtime could you please help me in the process flow or steps in it?
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Let's put this into plain language. You would like to take an existing NFS share on a file system, unexport it, create a newer, smaller filesystem, then export the new FS with the same pathname, yes?
IF your NFS shares are on different filesystems, say, filesystem_1 has the share /filesystem_1/TestNFS, then this is simple.
If your NFS shares are on the same filesystem, say, filesystem_1 has the shares /filesystem_1/TestNFS1, /filesystem_1/TestNFS2, /filesystem_1/TestNFS3, then no, you cannot resize TestNFS1 without impacting TestNFS2 and TestNFS3
Let us know if that helps!
Karl