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To verify that the settings were properly configured, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > container --show --name dataStorage2 Container Name Container Path NFS connection IP addresses NFS connection Root map NFS connection options NFS connection Enabled NFS connection status : dataStorage2 : /containers/dataStorage2 : 10.25.19.5 : administrator : rw : Yes : Available If no options are specified, the following prompts are shown: administrator@mydr4000 > connection --add --name --type --clients --rootmap --options --name requires a value : --name Name of container. --type requires a value : --type Type of sharing required (nfs/cifs). --clients requires a value : --clients Restrict access to this list of comma-separated hosts. --rootmap requires a value : --rootmap How to map root for NFS. --options requires a value : --options NFS mount options (rw,ro,insecure). --update, --name , --type [--clients , -rootmap , --options ] To update an existing container connection by modifying its connection values on a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system prompt: administrator@mydr4000 > connection --update --name dataStorage3 --type nfs --clients 10.27.22.11 --options ro,rw 82 Managing DR4000 System Storage Operations

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Managing DR4000 System Storage Operations
To verify that the settings were properly configured, enter the example
command string at the system prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > container --show
--name dataStorage2
Container Name
: dataStorage2
Container Path
: /containers/dataStorage2
NFS connection IP addresses : 10.25.19.5
NFS connection Root map
: administrator
NFS connection options
: rw
NFS connection Enabled
: Yes
NFS connection status
: Available
If no options are specified, the following prompts are shown:
administrator@mydr4000 > connection --add --name --type
--clients --rootmap --options
--name requires a value : --name <name> Name of container.
--type requires a value : --type <nfs | cifs> Type of
sharing required (nfs/cifs).
--clients requires a value : --clients <ip address> Restrict
access to this list of comma-separated hosts.
--rootmap requires a value : --rootmap <nobody | root |
administrator> How to map root for NFS.
--options requires a value : --options <nfs options> NFS
mount options (rw,ro,insecure).
--update, --name <name>, --type <nfs | cifs> [--clients <ip address>, --
rootmap <nobody | root | administrator>, --options <nfs options>]
To update an existing container connection by modifying its connection
values on a DR4000 system, enter the example command string at the system
prompt:
administrator@mydr4000 > connection –-update --name
dataStorage3 --type nfs --clients 10.27.22.11
--options ro,rw