1GANESHA-CORE-CONFIG(8)            NFS-Ganesha           GANESHA-CORE-CONFIG(8)
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NAME

6       ganesha-core-config - NFS Ganesha Core Configuration File
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SYNOPSIS

9       /etc/ganesha/ganesha.conf
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DESCRIPTION

13       NFS-Ganesha  reads  the  configuration  data from: | /etc/ganesha/gane‐
14       sha.conf
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16       This file lists NFS related core config options.
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18   NFS_CORE_PARAM {}
19       Core parameters:
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21       NFS_Port (uint16, range 0 to UINT16_MAX, default 2049)
22              Port number used by NFS Protocol.
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24       MNT_Port (uint16, range 0 to UINT16_MAX, default 0)
25              Port number used by MNT Protocol.
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27       NLM_Port (uint16, range 0 to UINT16_MAX, default 0)
28              Port number used by NLM Protocol.
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30       Rquota_Port (uint16, range 0 to UINT16_MAX, default 875)
31              Port number used by Rquota Protocol.
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33       Bind_addr(IPv4 or IPv6 addr, default 0.0.0.0)
34              The address to which to bind for our listening port.
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36       NFS_Program(uint32, range 1 to INT32_MAX, default 100003)
37              RPC program number for NFS.
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39       MNT_Program(uint32, range 1 to INT32_MAX, default 100005)
40              RPC program number for MNT.
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42       NLM_Program(uint32, range 1 to INT32_MAX, default 100021)
43              RPC program number for NLM.
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45       Nb_Worker(uint32, range 1 to 1024*128, default 256)
46              Number of worker threads.
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48       Drop_IO_Errors(bool, default false)
49              For NFSv3, whether to drop rather than reply to requests  yield‐
50              ing I/O errors. It results in client retry.
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52       Drop_Inval_Errors(bool, default false)
53              For  NFSv3, whether to drop rather than reply to requests yield‐
54              ing invalid argument errors.  False by default and settable with
55              Drop_Inval_Errors.
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57       Drop_Delay_Errors(bool, default false)
58              For  NFSv3, whether to drop rather than reply to requests yield‐
59              ing  delay  errors.   False  by  default   and   settable   with
60              Drop_Delay_Errors.
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62       Plugins_Dir(path, default /usr/lib64/ganesha )
63              Path to the directory containing server specific modules
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65       Enable_NFS_Stats(bool, default true)
66              Whether  to collect perfomance statistics. By default the perfo‐
67              mance counting is enabled. Enable_NFS_Stats can  be  enabled  or
68              disabled dynamically via ganesha_stats.
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70       Enable_Fast_Stats(bool, default false)
71              Whether  to use fast stats. If enabled this will skip statistics
72              counters collection for per client and per export.
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74       Enable_FSAL_Stats(bool, default false)
75              Whether to count and collect FSAL specific  performance  statis‐
76              tics.   Enable_FSAL_Stats can be enabled or disabled dynamically
77              via ganesha_stats
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79       Enable_FULLV3_Stats(bool, default false)
80              Whether to count and collect "detailed  statistics"  for  NFSv3.
81              Enable_FULLV3_Stats  can  be enabled or disabled dynamically via
82              ganesha_stats.
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84       Enable_FULLV4_Stats(bool, default false)
85              Whether to count and collect "detailed  statistics"  for  NFSv4.
86              Enable_FULLV4_Stats  can  be enabled or disabled dynamically via
87              ganesha_stats.
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89       Short_File_Handle(bool, default false)
90              Whether to use short NFS file handle to accommodate  VMware  NFS
91              client.   Enable  this if you have a VMware NFSv3 client. VMware
92              NFSv3 client has a max limit of 56 byte file handles.
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94       Manage_Gids_Expiration(int64, range 0 to 7*24*60*60, default 30*60)
95              How long the server will trust information  it  got  by  calling
96              getgroups() when "Manage_Gids = TRUE" is used in a export entry.
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98       heartbeat_freq(uint32, range 0 to 5000 default 1000)
99              Frequency of dbus health heartbeat in ms.
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101       Enable_NLM(bool, default true)
102              Whether to support the Network Lock Manager protocol.
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104       Blocked_Lock_Poller_Interval(int64, range 0 to 180, default 10)
105              Polling interval for blocked lock polling thread
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107       Protocols(enum list, default [3,4,9P])
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109              Possible values:
110                     3, 4, NFS3, NFS4, V3, V4, NFSv3, NFSv4, 9P
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112              The  protocols  that  Ganesha  will  listen for.  This is a hard
113              limit, as this list determines which sockets are  opened.   This
114              list can be restricted per export, but cannot be expanded.
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116       NSM_Use_Caller_Name(bool, default false)
117              Whether  to  use the supplied name rather than the IP address in
118              NSM operations.
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120       Clustered(bool, default true)
121              Whether this Ganesha is part of a cluster of Ganeshas. Its  ven‐
122              dor specific option.
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124       fsid_device(bool, default false)
125              Whether to use device major/minor for fsid.
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127       mount_path_pseudo(bool, default false)
128              Whether  to  use Pseudo (true) or Path (false) for NFS v3 and 9P
129              mounts.
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131              This option defaults to false for backward  compatibility,  how‐
132              ever,  for  new setups, it's strongly recommended to be set true
133              since it then means the same server path for the mount  is  used
134              for both v3 and v4.x.
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136       Dbus_Name_Prefix
137              DBus  name prefix. Required if one wants to run multiple ganesha
138              instances on single host. The prefix  should  be  different  for
139              every  ganesha  instance.  If this is set, the dbus name will be
140              <prefix>.org.ganesha.nfsd
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142   Parameters controlling TCP DRC behavior:
143       DRC_Disabled(bool, default false)
144              Whether to disable the DRC entirely.
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146       TCP_Npart(uint32, range 1 to 20, default 1)
147              Number of partitions in the tree for the TCP DRC.
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149       DRC_TCP_Size(uint32, range 1 to 32767, default 1024)
150              Maximum number of requests in a transport's DRC.
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152       DRC_TCP_Cachesz(uint32, range 1 to 255, default 127)
153              Number of entries in the O(1) front-end cache to a TCP Duplicate
154              Request Cache.
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156       DRC_TCP_Hiwat(uint32, range 1 to 256, default 64)
157              High  water  mark  for  a TCP connection's DRC at which to start
158              retiring entries if we can.
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160       DRC_TCP_Recycle_Npart(uint32, range 1 to 20, default 7)
161              Number of partitions in the recycle tree that holds  per-connec‐
162              tion DRCs so they can be used on reconnection (or recycled.)
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164       DRC_TCP_Recycle_Expire_S(uint32, range 0 to 60*60, default 600)
165              How  long  to wait (in seconds) before freeing the DRC of a dis‐
166              connected client.
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168       DRC_TCP_Checksum(bool, default true)
169              Whether to use a checksum to match requests as well as the XID
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171   Parameters controlling UDP DRC behavior:
172       DRC_UDP_Npart(uint32, range 1 to 100, default 7)
173              Number of partitions in the tree for the UDP DRC.
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175       DRC_UDP_Size(uint32, range 512, to 32768, default 32768)
176              Maximum number of requests in the UDP DRC.
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178       DRC_UDP_Cachesz(uint32, range 1 to 2047, default 599)
179              Number of entries in the O(1) front-end cache to the UDP  Dupli‐
180              cate Request Cache.
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182       DRC_UDP_Hiwat(uint32, range 1 to 32768, default 16384)
183              High  water  mark  for  the  UDP  DRC at which to start retiring
184              entries if we can
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186       DRC_UDP_Checksum(bool, default true)
187              Whether to use a checksum to match requests as well as the XID.
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189   Parameters affecting the relation with TIRPC:
190       RPC_Max_Connections(uint32, range 1 to 10000, default 1024)
191              Maximum number of connections for TIRPC.
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193       RPC_Idle_Timeout_S(uint32, range 0 to 60*60, default 300)
194              Idle timeout (seconds). Default to 300 seconds.
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196       MaxRPCSendBufferSize(uint32, range 1 to 1048576*9, default 1048576)
197              Size of RPC send buffer.
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199       MaxRPCRecvBufferSize(uint32, range 1 to 1048576*9, default 1048576)
200              Size of RPC receive buffer.
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202       RPC_Ioq_ThrdMax(uint32, range 1 to 1024*128 default 200)
203              TIRPC ioq max simultaneous io threads
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205       RPC_GSS_Npart(uint32, range 1 to 1021, default 13)
206              Partitions in GSS ctx cache table
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208       RPC_GSS_Max_Ctx(uint32, range 1 to 1048576, default 16384)
209              Max GSS contexts in cache. Default 16k
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211       RPC_GSS_Max_Gc(uint32, range 1 to 1048576, default 200)
212              Max entries to expire in one idle check
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214   Parameters for TCP:
215       Enable_TCP_keepalive(bool, default true)
216              Whether tcp sockets should use SO_KEEPALIVE
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218       TCP_KEEPCNT(UINT32, range 0 to 255, default 0 -> use system defaults)
219              Maximum number of TCP probes before dropping the connection
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221       TCP_KEEPIDLE(UINT32,  range  0  to  65535,  default  0  ->  use  system
222       defautls)
223              Idle time before TCP starts to send keepalive probes
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225       TCP_KEEPINTVL(INT32,  range  0  to  65535,  default  0  ->  use  system
226       defaults)
227              Time between each keepalive probe
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229   NFS_IP_NAME {}
230       Index_Size(uint32, range 1 to 51, default 17)
231              Configuration for hash table for NFS Name/IP map.
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233       Expiration_Time(uint32, range 1 to 60*60*24, default 3600)
234              Expiration time for ip-name mappings.
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236   NFS_KRB5 {}
237       PrincipalName(string, default "nfs")
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239       KeytabPath(path, default  )
240              Kerberos keytab.
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242       CCacheDir(path, default /var/run/ganesha )
243              The ganesha credential cache.
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245       Active_krb5(bool, default false)
246              Whether to activate Kerberos 5. Defaults to  true  (if  Kerberos
247              support is compiled in)
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249   NFSv4 {}
250       Graceless(bool, default false)
251              Whether to disable the NFSv4 grace period.
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253       Lease_Lifetime(uint32, range 0 to 120, default 60)
254              The NFSv4 lease lifetime.
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256       Grace_Period(uint32, range 0 to 180, default 90)
257              The NFS grace period.
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259       DomainName(string, default localdomain )
260              Domain to use if we aren't using the nfsidmap.
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262       IdmapConf(path, default /etc/idmapd.conf )
263              Path to the idmap configuration file.
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265       UseGetpwnam(bool, default false if using idmap, true otherwise)
266              Whether  to  use  local  password  (PAM,  on  Linux) rather than
267              nfsidmap.
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269       Allow_Numeric_Owners(bool, default true)
270              Whether to allow bare numeric IDs in NFSv4 owner and group iden‐
271              tifiers.
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273       Only_Numeric_Owners(bool, default false)
274              Whether  to  ONLY  use bare numeric IDs in NFSv4 owner and group
275              identifiers.
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277       Delegations(bool, default false)
278              Whether to allow delegations.
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280       Deleg_Recall_Retry_Delay(uint32_t, range 0 to 10, default 1)
281              Delay after which server will retry a recall in case of failures
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283       pnfs_mds(bool, default false)
284              Whether this a pNFS MDS server.  For FSAL Gluster,  if  this  is
285              true, set pnfs_mds in gluster block as well.
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287       pnfs_ds(bool, default false)
288              Whether this a pNFS DS server.
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290       RecoveryBackend(path, default fs )
291              Use different backend for client info:
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293              · fs : filesystem
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295              · fs_ng: filesystem (better resiliency)
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297              · rados_kv : rados key-value
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299              · rados_ng : rados key-value (better resiliency)
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301              · rados_cluster: clustered rados backend (active/active)
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303       Minor_Versions(enum list, values [0, 1, 2], default [0, 1, 2])
304              List of supported NFSV4 minor version numbers.
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306       Slot_Table_Size(uint32, range 1 to 1024, default 64)
307              Size of the NFSv4.1 slot table
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309   RADOS_KV {}
310       ceph_conf(string, no default)
311              Connection to ceph cluster, should be file path for ceph config‐
312              uration.
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314       userid(path, no default)
315              User ID to ceph cluster.
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317       namespace(string, default NULL)
318              RADOS Namespace in which to store objects
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320       pool(string, default nfs-ganesha )
321              Pool for client info.
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323       grace_oid(string, default grace )
324              Name of the object containing the rados_cluster grace DB
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326       nodeid(string, default result of gethostname())
327              Unique node identifier within rados_cluster
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329   RADOS_URLS {}
330       ceph_conf(string, no default)
331              Connection to ceph cluster, should be file path for ceph config‐
332              uration.
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334       userid(path, no default)
335              User ID to ceph cluster.
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337       watch_url(url, no default)
338              rados://  URL to watch for notifications of config changes. When
339              a notification is received, the server will issue  a  SIGHUP  to
340              itself.
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345                                 Jun 05, 2019           GANESHA-CORE-CONFIG(8)
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