Migration from NFS to NF

**Table 1** Migration of metadata attributes
Attribute	Migrated	Description
Permission	Yes	This attribute defines the access mode. NOTE: Read (r): allows you to view the contents and the directory of a file. Write (w): allows you to modify the file contents, and create, deleted, and move files and subdirectories in the directory. Execute (x): allows you to run programs and switch directories. No permission (-): means you do not have permissions.
Group	Yes	Indicates the group to which the owner belongs.
Owner	Yes	Indicate the account of the user who owns a file or directory.
Is_Directory	Yes	Indicates whether a file is a directory.
Is_Empty	Yes	Indicates whether a file is empty.
File_Size	Yes	Indicates the size of a file, in bytes
Last_Modify_Time	Yes	Indicates the last update time of a file or directory. NOTE: It corresponds to mtime (modified time) in Linux. After the content of a file is modified, the mtime of the file is updated. For example, if you use vi or vim to modify a file and save the modification, the mtime of the file will be updated.
Last_Access_Time	No	Indicates the last access time of a file or directory. NOTE: It corresponds to atime (access time) in Linux. When the content of a file is read, the atime of the file is updated. For example, if you use more or cat to view a file, the atime of the file is updated.
Last_Change_Time	No	Indicates the time when an attribute of a file or directory is changed. NOTE: It corresponds to atime (change time) in Linux. If an attribute of a file is modified, the ctime of the file is updated. For example, when the file name, content, size, permission, or group is changed, the ctime of the file is updated.

Parent topic: What Metadata Attributes Will Be Migrated?