What is vSAN file service? And how to configure step by step
vSAN native file services draw attention for many reasons.
Its flexibility, integration, and capabilities make it a good fit for a variety of use cases.
The initial version provided a key element to serving up cloud-native applications in vSAN:
Its flexibility, integration, and capabilities make it a good fit for a variety of use cases.
The initial version provided a key element to serving up cloud-native applications in vSAN:
Persistent, read-write many (RWM) volumes. vSAN 7 Update.
1 improved on the capabilities of file services even further with support for SMB v2.1 and v3,
Active Directory integration and Kerberos Support. vSAN 7 U2 extends the capabilities of vSAN file services
in new and interesting ways including support for stretched clusters, data-in-transit encryption,
snapshots and improved scale, performance and efficiency.
Step to configure File service using vSAN step by step.
I have already built 3 node vSAN cluster.
1 Node I am using for Witness and 2 nodes for FTT.
Login to vCenter console
Click on vSAN enabled cluster
Configuration -> Select File Shares
Give File service domain name -> Next
Select Protocol –> IPv4
Assign DNS servers
Assign DNS suffixes
Assign Subnet mask & Gateway
Assign IP and DNS name manually or select Autofill.
Click next
Check mark on Active directory service
AD domain name
AD username and password
Follow the steps and click next & finish
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