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results if a NFSv3 client creates a file or directory that is not a valid UTF-8 encoding. This
property must be set to "on" if the normalization property is set to anything other than "none".
Normalization
The normalization property controls what unicode normalization, if any, is performed on
filesystems and directories. Unicode supports the ability to have the same logical name
represented by different encodings. Without normalization, the on-disk name stored will be
different, and lookups using one of the alternative forms will fail depending on how the file was
created and how it is accessed. If this property is set to anything other than "none" (the default),
the "Reject non UTF-8" property must also be set to "on".
BUI Value
None
Form C
Form D
Form KC
Form KD
Volume block size
The volume block size property sets the native block size for LUNs. This can be any power of 2
from 512 bytes to 1M, and the default is 8K.
Origin
If this is a clone, this is the name of the snapshot from which it was cloned.
CLI Value
none
formC
formD
formKC
formKD
Project and Share Properties
Description
No normalization is done.
Normalization Form Canonical
Composition (NFC) - Characters are
decomposed and then recomposed by
canonical equivalence.
Normalization Form Canonical
Decomposition (NFD) - Characters
are decomposed by canonical
equivalence.
Normalization Form Compatibility
Composition (NFKC) - Characters
are decomposed by compatability
equivalence, then recomposed by
canonical equivalence.
Normalization Form Compatibility
Decomposition (NFKD) - Characters
are decomposed by compatibility
equivalence.
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