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Managing CIFS Shares, Viewing The Properties And Status Of CIFS Shares, Adding A CIFS Share

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To mount an NFS export folder on a NAS volume, from a shell on a client system, use the su command to log in as root and run the following command: mount -o hard,tcp,nfsvers=3,timeo=3,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768 :/ For backward compatibility with FluidFS version 1, an NFS export on the default NAS volume can also be mount by: mount -o hard,tcp,nfsvers=3,timeo=3,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768 :/ To mount an NFS export folder on a NAS volume from MAC: mount_nfs -T -3 -r 32768 -w 32768 -P :/ NOTE: The above parameters are recommended parameters. See the mount command manual page for more information and other options. To allow a UDP or TCP connection, you can configure the firewall settings in two ways: • Adjust the firewall settings so that the source IP address comes from either of the two controllers and not the client VIP. • Open the port range for UDP to allow ports as follows: Service Name portmap Statd Nfs nlm (lock manager) mount quota FluidFS Port 111 4000 through 4008 2049 through 2057 4050 through 4058 5001 through 5009 5051 through 5059 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. Select User Access → Shares → CIFS Shares. The CIFS Share page is displayed. 2. From the Show CIFS Shares for NAS Volumes list, select a specific NAS volume or All NAS Volumes. The CIFS export table is displayed for the selected NAS volume. Adding A CIFS Share To add a CIFS share: 1. Click User Access → Shares → CIFS Shares. The CIFS Share page is displayed. 2. On the CIFS Share page, click Add. 30

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To mount an NFS export folder on a NAS volume, from a shell on a client system, use the
su
command to log in as
root
and run the following command:
mount -o hard,tcp,nfsvers=3,timeo=3,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
<FluidFS_Client_VIP>:/<volume_name><exported_folder> <local_folder>
For backward compatibility with FluidFS version 1, an NFS export on the default NAS volume can also be mount by:
mount -o hard,tcp,nfsvers=3,timeo=3,retrans=10,rsize=32768,wsize=32768
<FluidFS_Client_VIP>:/<volume_name><exported_folder> <local_folder>
To mount an NFS export folder on a NAS volume from MAC:
mount_nfs -T -3 -r 32768 -w 32768 -P <FluidFS_Client_VIP>:/
<volume_name><exported_folder> <local_folder>
NOTE:
The above parameters are recommended parameters. See the
mount
command manual page for more
information and other options.
To allow a UDP or TCP connection, you can configure the firewall settings in two ways:
•
Adjust the firewall settings so that the source IP address comes from either of the two controllers and not the
client VIP.
•
Open the port range for UDP to allow ports as follows:
Service Name
FluidFS Port
portmap
111
Statd
4000 through 4008
Nfs
2049 through 2057
nlm (lock manager)
4050 through 4058
mount
5001 through 5009
quota
5051 through 5059
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.
Select
User Access
→
Shares
→
CIFS Shares.
The
CIFS Share
page is displayed.
2.
From the
Show CIFS Shares for NAS Volumes
list, select a specific NAS volume or
All NAS Volumes
.
The CIFS export table is displayed for the selected NAS volume.
Adding A CIFS Share
To add a CIFS share:
1.
Click
User Access
→
Shares
→
CIFS Shares.
The
CIFS Share
page is displayed.
2.
On the
CIFS Share
page, click
Add
.
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