Why doesn't setfacl work on a mounted nfs share?

Question

NFS

On the centos 6.8 server, the folder is mounted via nfs. When trying to add a group to an ACL

# setfacl -m g:ADM:rwx Data/folder1/
setfacl: Data/folder1/: Operation not supported

Nsf server is up on windows and centos. what am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

If my memory serves me right, then ACLs work normally only for NFS v4
And the server should support them, if you have Windows Server 2012 then there is NFS v4
But you need to specify the NFS version when mounting
mount -o remount, acl, vers=4 / folder
But as far as I remember, in 6 centos only NFS v3
If you get 4 NFS, then you need to use nfs4_setfacl from the nfs4-acl-tools package