Datastore is from ESXI - i was just showing how to mount an NFS to a system since i didnt have my linux image running.
Dataset is for ZFS - Quoted from google: "A dataset is a feature of ZFS. A partition is kind of analogous, but don't think about it that way. What matters is that a dataset is the smallest organizational unit in ZFS that you can apply ZFS properties to. You can snapshot datasets, you can set compression/encryption on a dataset. A dataset can even have child datasets"
So you have your pool called backup. You want to create two datasets one for windows shares and the other for linux shares. Both datasets share the same storage pool. etc.
Hope that helps.
Dataset is for ZFS - Quoted from google: "A dataset is a feature of ZFS. A partition is kind of analogous, but don't think about it that way. What matters is that a dataset is the smallest organizational unit in ZFS that you can apply ZFS properties to. You can snapshot datasets, you can set compression/encryption on a dataset. A dataset can even have child datasets"
So you have your pool called backup. You want to create two datasets one for windows shares and the other for linux shares. Both datasets share the same storage pool. etc.
Hope that helps.