Advanced Multiprotocol Options

The following default multiprotocol behavior can be modified via the VAST CLI for multiprotocol (SMB and NFSv3) views:

Behavior	Description	How to Modify
NFS Interoperability	Adds support for simultaneous access to files by SMB and NFS protocols. This feature is disabled by default and can be enabled per NFS protocol version. If your environment uses applications or scenarios where simultaneous access to the same file from SMB and from NFSv3 or NFSv4.1 may occur, read about this feature and how to enable it for your use case: NFS Interoperability.	To enable NFS interoperability, use the `--nfs-interop` parameter in a view create or view modify command and specify the version(s) of NFS that you want to enable it for. See NFS Interoperability for important details.
GID inheritance	Determines how files receive their owning group when they are created. The following options are available: linux (default). Each new file inherits its owning group from the group ID of the user who creates the file. bsd. Each new file inherits its owning group from the group ID of the parent directory.	To change this default, either set it when creating a view policy using the viewpolicy create command, or change it using the viewpolicy modify command.