Dell PowerVault NX3500 Administrator's Guide - Page 85

Managing CIFS Shares, Add NFS Export, Save Changes, Revert, Delete, Action, User Access, Shares

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This page contains the same fields and tabs as the Add NFS Export page. 3 Click Save Changes to modify the export according to your changes. 4 Click Revert to restore the previously saved parameters. Removing an NFS Export To remove an NFS Export do the following: 1 Select the check box next to the NFS Export you want to remove. 2 Click Delete in the Action bar. Access Using NFS From a shell on a client system, use the su command to log in as root and type the following command: mount -o rw,bg,hard,nointr,tcp,vers=3,timeo= 2,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768 :/ local_folder NOTE: The above parameters are the recommended parameters. It is possible to change the protocol from tcp to udp, and the NFS version from 3 to 2. Managing CIFS Shares CIFS shares provide an effective way of sharing files and data across a Windows network. Viewing the Properties and Status of CIFS Shares To view information on the existing CIFS shares: 1 Click User Access Shares CIFS Shares. 2 Select a specific NAS volume or all NAS volumes from the Show CIFS Shares for NAS volumes list. Adding a CIFS Share To add a CIFS share: 1 Click User Access Shares CIFS Shares. 2 On the CIFS Share page, click Add. Using Volumes, Shares, and Quotas 85

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Using Volumes, Shares, and Quotas
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This page contains the same fields and tabs as the
Add NFS Export
page.
3
Click
Save Changes
to modify the export according to your changes.
4
Click
Revert
to restore the previously saved parameters.
Removing an NFS Export
To remove an NFS Export do the following:
1
Select the check box next to the NFS Export you want to remove.
2
Click
Delete
in the
Action
bar.
Access Using NFS
From a shell on a client system, use the
su
command to log in as
root
and type
the following command:
mount -o rw,bg,hard,nointr,tcp,vers=3,timeo=
2,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
<client_access_vip>:/<exported_folder>
local_folder
NOTE:
The above parameters are the recommended parameters. It is
possible to change the protocol from tcp to udp, and the NFS version from 3 to 2.
Managing CIFS Shares
CIFS shares provide an effective way of sharing files and data across a
Windows network.
Viewing the Properties and Status of CIFS Shares
To view information on the existing CIFS shares:
1
Click
User Access
Shares
CIFS Shares
.
2
Select a specific NAS volume or all NAS volumes from the Show CIFS
Shares for NAS volumes list.
Adding a CIFS Share
To add a CIFS share:
1
Click
User Access
Shares
CIFS Shares
.
2
On the
CIFS Share
page, click
Add
.