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Set-NfsServerConfiguration
Changes configuration settings for an NFS server. Windows Server PowerShell reference
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Parameters
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-AlwaysOpenByName, -OpenByNameSpecifies whether an NFS server opens files and directories by name, instead of opening by file ID.-AsJobIndicates that this cmdlet runs the command as a background job on a remote computer.-AuthenticationRenewalIntervalSec, -interval, -renewauthinterval, -AuthRenewalInterval, -AuthenticationRenewalIntervalSpecifies an interval, in seconds, when an NFS server renews authentication.-CharacterTranslationFile, -translationfileSpecifies a path for a file that an NFS server uses for character translation.-CimSession, -SessionRuns the cmdlet in a remote session or on a remote computer.-ClearMappingCache, -clearmapcacheSpecifies whether to clear the mapping and netgroup cache of an NFS server.-Confirm, -cfPrompts you for confirmation before running the cmdlet.-DirectoryCacheSize, -dircache, -dcacheSpecifies the size of the directory cache, in kilobytes.-EnableAuthenticationRenewal, -renewauth, -EnableAuthRenewalSpecifies whether an NFS server renews authentication when cached credentials expire.-EnableNFSV2, -v2, -nfsv2Specifies whether an NFS server can export shares via the NFS v2 protocol.-EnableNFSV3, -v3, -nfsv3Specifies whether an NFS server can export shares via the NFS v3 protocol.-EnableNFSV4, -v4, -nfsv4Specifies whether an NFS server can export shares via the NFS v4.1 protocol.-GracePeriodSec, -nfsv4graceperiod, -GracePeriodSpecifies a grace period, in seconds, for an NFS server.-HideFilesBeginningInDot, -hidedotfiles, -dotfileshiddenSpecifies whether an NFS server creates files that have names that begin with a dot (.) as hidden files.-InputObjectSpecifies the input to this cmdlet.-LeasePeriodSec, -Lease, -LeasePeriodSpecifies a lease period, in seconds, for an NFS server.-LogActivity, -auditSpecifies the activities that an NFS server logs for audit purposes.-MapServerProtocol, -MapsvrProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the User Name Mapping server (MAPSVR) protocol.-MountProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the Mount protocol.-NetgroupCacheTimeoutSec, -NetgroupTimeout, -NetgroupCacheTimeoutSpecifies a time-out period, in seconds, for an NFS server.-NfsprotocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the NFS protocol.-NisProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the Network Information System (NIS) protocol.-NlmGracePeriodSec, -lockperiod, -nlmgrace, -NlmGracePeriodSpecifies a grace period, in seconds, that an NFS server enforces for the Network Lock Manager (NLM) protocol.-NlmProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the NLM protocol.-NsmProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the Network Status Manager (NSM) protocol.-OnlineTimeoutSec, -onlinetimeout, -OnlineTimeoutInSecondsSpecifies a time-out value, in seconds, for an NFS server.-PassThruReturns an object representing the item with which you are working.-PortmapProtocolSpecifies one or more preferred underlying transport protocols that an NFS server uses for the Portmap protocol.-PreserveInheritance, -InheritanceSpecifies whether an NFS server creates inheritable access control entries (ACEs).-ThrottleLimitSpecifies the maximum number of concurrent operations that can be established to run the cmdlet.-UnmappedUserAccount, -UnmappedAccountSpecifies the Windows account that an NFS server uses to represent users who have no mapping configured in the mapping store.-WhatIf, -wiShows what would happen if the cmdlet runs.-WorldAccount, -WorldSpecifies the Windows account that an NFS server uses to represent World/Other permissions on files when it uses AUTH_UNIX security.