Work with SAN storage team to get the path.
Consider you get 2
TB size for the mountpoint.
You need to get below information from your storage
team.
NFS_Server_name:/Test/backup/vol1/test_project/
In above path :-
"NFS_Server_name" - will be the SAN/NFS server name or IP.
"/Test/backup/vol1/test_project/" - will be the directory structure creatd on
SAN server.
Now on your server you need to create NFS mountpoint as name
"/test_backup" using above NFS path.
Steps :-
1) First check on your server , if network
is open to NFS server.
#nslookup NFS_Server_name
If above command do not work ,
check with network team. If you able to nslookup follow next steps.
2) Create
blank directory with name of mountpoint require , in our case its "/test_backup"
#cd / mkdir test_backup
3) Add below line in /etc/fstab (in single line)
#vi /etc/fstab
NFS_Server_name:/Test/backup/vol1/test_project /test_backup nfs rw,bg,hard,retry=60,intr,rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,noac,nfsvers=3 0 0
4)
Change the permission of temporary as per below.
#chmod 777 /test_backup
5) Now
mount the mountpoint.
#mount /test_backup
6) Now you can change the permission or
owner of NFS mount point as per you require.
#chmod 775 /test_backup
#chown -R
oracle:oinstall /test_backup
7) Check the mountpoint size.
#df -h /test_backup