Thanks for the link. But not sure I fully understand.
The following is the result. In it, " clu1-nfs-2-t-01" and " clu1-nfs-2-t-02" can get resolve by nslookup "clu1-nfs-2-t", I understant that DNS round-robinly pickup an IP. The client can use "clu1-nfs-2-t" for altinatively using " clu1-nfs-2-t-01( x.x.30.11)" or " clu1-nfs-2-t-02(x.x.30.12)". However, adversely, the client cannot use clu1-nfs-2, only clu1-nfs-2-01 or clu1-nfs-2-02 can get resolved.
So, how could I know I could assign clu1-nfs-2-t-01 to the client, and why in the other cases, I would have to use clu1-nfs-2-01 or clu1-nfs-2-02 individually?
clu1::> net int show -vserver clu1-nfs-2
(network interface show)
Logical Status Network Current Current Is
Vserver Interface Admin/Oper Address/Mask Node Port Home
----------- ---------- ---------- ------------------ ------------- ------- ----
clu1-nfs-2
clu1-nfs-2-01 up/up x.xx.23.11/24 clu1-01 a0a-314 true
clu1-nfs-2-02 up/up x.x.23.12/24 clu1-02 a0a-314 true
clu1-nfs-2-admin
up/up x.x.18.61/24 clu1-02 a0a-310 true
clu1-nfs-2-t-01
up/up x.x.30.11/24 clu1-01 a0a-308 true
clu1-nfs-2-t-02
up/up x.x.30.12/24 clu1-02 a0a-308 true
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