You created a new SVM with two NFS data volumes. You have a Linux host on the same subnet as the SVM that is able to NFS mount, however a Linux host on a different subnet is not able to NFS mount. You confirmed that the export policy rules are correct.
In this scenario, which configuration will solve the mount failure? (Choose the best answer.)
Since a Linux host on the same subnet is able to mount the NFS data volume, it indicates that the NFS server is indeed configured properly on the SVM. The issue likely lies with the network configuration preventing the host on a different subnet from reaching the SVM. Hence, the missing SVM default network route could cause the mount failure, as it might not know the correct route to the different subnet.
The answer is D.
D is correct, the NFS server is configured, because at least one linux host can access
D is correct
Why the answers are not correct? A can not be the correct option..
I agree with Faleko. Answer is D.