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Update NFS and Blob metadata processing details
Clarify metadata processing for NFS and Blob container targets during migration.
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Using the NFS protocol, you can transfer files between computers running Windows and other non-Windows operating systems, such as Linux or UNIX. Azure Storage Mover release supports migrations from NFS shares on a NAS or server device within your network to an Azure blob container or Azure file shares.
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Unlike SMB, NFS doesn't utilize the ACL concept or user-based authentication. This difference allows NFS endpoints to be accessed without Azure Key Vault integration.
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Any endpoint created programmatically requires you to make the following assignments manually:
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Storage Mover processes metadata differently for both NFS mount sources and their blob container target counterparts. The following table identifies outcomes for common metadata encountered during migration:
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|Role |Resource |
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|*Storage File Data Privileged Contributor* | Your target file share resource |
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Storage Mover processes metadata differently for both NFS mount sources and their Blob container or File share target counterparts.
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For NFS mount source and Blob container targets, the following table identifies outcomes for common metadata encountered during migration:
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|Metadata property |Outcome |
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