It's not a backup server, it's a server sending it's own pool to an iscsi remote disk, mounted locally. So, if I need to check it's data, I have to mount it, but I don't want its sharings. Gabriele. Da: Geoff Nordli A: [email protected] Data: 21 novembre 2013 21.28.24 CET Oggetto: Re: [discuss] zfs import -N not persistent, and ways to mount with no share On 13-11-21 11:06 AM, Gabriele Bulfon wrote: Hi, following my recent posts about the issues I had, I ask this: - Issuing a zfs import -N (no mount, no share) and rebooting, mounts the pool without -N, so with mounting and sharing. Shouldn't it persist my idea of having the pool without mounting and sharing on reboot? - What if I need to import a pool and mount it without any dataset share? If that pool is a replica of the living/sharing-smb pool, it will lead you to unwanted results, sharing the replica over the network with the limits of smb, so you never know what users are mounting...You may need to mount it to check files into it, without having it shared. If it is a backup server, what about firewalling the ports to restrict SMB? Geoff illumos-discuss | Archives | Modify Your Subscription
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