Linksys NSS2000 Cisco NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Admini - Page 121

NFS Setup, Enable NFS, Asynchronous, Writes, Aggregate Write Requests, Update

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Managing the Shares Setting up Network Filesystem (NFS) Access The NFS Setup page appears. 6 STEP 2 To enable NFS support, click Enable NFS support. This checkbox activates the other NFS configuration options on this page. STEP 3 To enable the optional asynchronous write option, click Use Asynchronous Writes. Asynchronous writes allow applications running on the NFS client to not block until write requests are complete on the NSS as they normally would. Instead they continue immediately after committing the write. This can improve performance if the NSS is heavily used. STEP 4 If asynchronous writes is enabled, you can enable aggregate write requests by selecting the Aggregate Write Requests checkbox. • When enabled, NFS write requests are "bulked" and sent in a batch. The benefit of enabling this feature is that it is more efficient. • When disabled, the write requests are sent immediately. The downside of enabling this feature is that there is a potential for permanent data loss should the NSS suffer an unexpected power loss or if the NFS client crashes. STEP 5 Click Update. Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide 113

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Managing the Shares
Setting up Network Filesystem (NFS) Access
Linksys Small Business NSS4000 and NSS6000 Series Network Storage System Administration Guide
113
6
The
NFS Setup
page appears.
STEP 2
To enable NFS support, click
Enable NFS
support. This checkbox activates the
other NFS configuration options on this page.
STEP 3
To enable the optional asynchronous write option, click Use
Asynchronous
Writes
. Asynchronous writes allow applications running on the NFS client to not
block until write requests are complete on the NSS as they normally would.
Instead they continue immediately after committing the write. This can improve
performance if the NSS is heavily used.
STEP 4
If asynchronous writes is enabled, you can enable aggregate write requests by
selecting the
Aggregate Write Requests
checkbox.
When enabled, NFS write requests are “bulked” and sent in a batch. The
benefit of enabling this feature is that it is more efficient.
When disabled, the write requests are sent immediately. The downside of
enabling this feature is that there is a potential for permanent data loss
should the NSS suffer an unexpected power loss or if the NFS
client crashes.
STEP 5
Click
Update
.