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On my server, I’ve been looking into having various ZFS file systems, this would allow me to better manage parts of the system later on.

I have so far set it all up as such:

ben@BELEG-IA:/share/media$ zfs list
NAME                                   USED    AVAIL  REFER  MOUNTPOINT
rpool                                       26.1G     431G    72K  /rpool
rpool/ROOT                         3.10G    431G    18K  legacy
rpool/ROOT/opensolaris   3.10G   431G  2.96G  /
rpool/dump                        1018M   431G  1018M  -
rpool/export                        640K   431G    19K  /export
rpool/export/home               622K   431G    19K  /export/home
rpool/export/home/ben      602K   431G   602K  /export/home/ben
rpool/share 21.1G   431G    19K  /share
rpool/share/media                      21.1G   431G    33K  /share/media
rpool/share/media/movies 21.1G   431G  21.1G  /share/media/movies
rpool/share/media/music        18K   431G    18K  /share/media/music
rpool/share/media/pictures   18K   431G    18K  /share/media/pictures
rpool/share/media/tv                18K   431G    18K  /share/media/tv
rpool/swap                                           1018M   432G    16K  -

The bold entries are separate file systems I have created using:
zfs create rpool/<file system path>

For ezample:
zfs create rpool/share

I then did the following to allow the file system and all sub systems to be shared over NFS:
zfs set sharenfs=on rpool/share

So far I’ve not set up any sort of snapshotting…