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Dell NX3500, NX3610, NX3600 manual Managing NFS Exports, Accessing a Cifs Share Using UNIX/Linux

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Accessing a CIFS Share Using the Windows Network

Connect to the share using the Windows Network. This option does not map the share.

1.From the Start menu, select Computer. The Computer window is displayed.

2.Click Network.

3.Locate the NAS appliance and double‐click it.

4.From the CIFS shares list, select the CIFS share to which you want to connect.

Accessing a CIFS Share Using UNIX/Linux

Mount the CIFS share from a UNIX/Linux operating system using one of the following commands:

#mount -t smbfs -o user_name=<username>,password=<password> // <client_VIP_or_name>/<CIFS_share_name> /<local_folder>

#smbmount //<client_VIP_or_name>/<CIFS_share_name> /<local_folder> -o user_name=<username>

Managing NFS Exports

Network File System (NFS) exports provide an effective way of sharing files across a UNIX/ Linux network with authorized clients. After creating NFS exports, NFS clients then need to mount each NFS export. The FluidFS cluster fully supports NFS protocol version v3 and partially supports NFS protocol version v4.

•Supported NFSv4 features:

–File and byte‐range locking

–Kerberos v5 security using an AD server

–AUTH_SYS legacy weak authentication

–UID translation using an LDAP server (UNIX or AD) or an NIS server

–UTF‐8 file and directory names

Configuring NFS Exports

View, add, modify, and delete NFS exports and control whether NFS v4 is enabled.

Viewing All NFS Exports on a FluidFS Cluster

View all current NFS exports for a FluidFS cluster.

1.Click the NAS Volumes tab on the left.

2.Click the All NFS Exports tab on the top.

The NFS exports are displayed in the All NFS Exports pane.

Viewing NFS Exports on a NAS Volume

View the current NFS exports for a NAS volume.

1.Click the NAS Volumes tab on the left.

2.Click the All NAS Volumes tab on the top.

3.In the All NAS Volumes pane, click in the row of the volume whose NFS exports shares you want to view.

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Contents

Page Page Contents FluidFS 3.0 System Management FluidFS 3.0 Networking FluidFS 3.0 Account Management And Authentication FluidFS 3.0 NAS Volumes, Shares, and Exports 101 100102 103124 123126 127162 161163 164FluidFS Terminology How PowerVault FluidFS NAS WorksNdmp Key Features Of PowerVault FluidFS SystemsOverview Of PowerVault FluidFS Systems Internal Backup Power Supply PowerVault FluidFS ArchitectureInternal Cache Internal StorageClient/LAN Network PowerVault FluidFS Architecture OverviewFile Metadata Protection Data Caching And RedundancyMD System SAN NetworkFailure Scenarios High Availability And Load BalancingFeature-Specific Ports Ports Used by the FluidFS SystemRequired Ports Other Information You May Need Page Upgrading to FluidFS Version Supported Upgrade PathsProtocol versions Supported SMB \\clientVIPorname Performing Pre-Upgrade Tasks Upgrading from FluidFS Version 2.0 to Page Page Page Navigating Views FluidFS Manager LayoutShowing And Hiding Panes Working With Panes, Menus, And DialogsOpening a Pane Menu Opening a Table Element MenuChanging Settings Within a Dialog Accessing NAS Volume SubTopics Working With The Event LogViewing The Event Log Viewing Event Details Sorting The Event LogSearching the Event Log Page Connecting to the FluidFS Cluster CLI Using a VGA Console Connecting to the FluidFS ClusterAn SSH key is generated at /home/username/.ssh/idrsa.pub Managing Secured ManagementSSH Adding a Secured Management SubnetChanging the Netmask for the Secured Management Subnet Changing the Vlan ID for the Secured Management SubnetChanging the VIP for the Secured Management Subnet Enabling Secured Management Deleting the Secured Management SubnetDisabling Secured Management Managing the FluidFS Cluster NameViewing the FluidFS Cluster Name Renaming the FluidFS ClusterManaging the System Time Managing LicensingViewing License Information Accepting the End-User License AgreementSetting the Time Manually Setting the Time ZoneViewing the Time Viewing the NTP ServersAdd or Remove NTP Servers Enabling NTPDisabling NTP Managing the FTP Server Accessing the FTP ServerManaging Snmp Enabling or Disabling the FTP ServerChanging the Snmp Read-Only Community Obtaining Snmp MIBs and TrapsChanging the Snmp Trap System Location or Contact Adding or Removing Snmp Trap RecipientsManaging the Health Scan Throttling Mode Viewing the Health Scan Throttling ModeEnabling or Disabling Snmp Traps Changing the Health Scan Throttling Mode Managing the Operation ModeViewing the Operation Mode Changing the Operation ModeViewing Clients Assigned to a NAS Controller Managing Client ConnectionsAssigning a Client to a NAS Controller Unassigning a Client from a NAS ControllerManually Migrating Clients to another NAS Controller Failing Back Clients to Their Assigned NAS ControllerRebalancing Client Connections across NAS Controllers Shutting Down and Restarting NAS Controllers Rebooting a NAS ControllerShutting Down the FluidFS Cluster Starting Up the FluidFS ClusterEnabling or Disabling NAS Appliance and Controller Blinking Managing NAS Appliance and NAS ControllerPage Viewing the Default Gateway Managing the Default GatewayChanging the Default Gateway Managing DNS Servers and SuffixesViewing DNS Servers and Suffixes Adding DNS Servers and SuffixesRemoving DNS Servers and Suffixes Managing Static Routes Viewing the Static RoutesAdding a Static Route Changing the Target Subnet for a Static Route Changing the Gateway for a Static RouteDeleting a Static Route Managing the Client Networks Managing the Internal NetworkViewing the Internal Network IP Address Changing the Internal Network IP AddressViewing the Client Networks Creating a Client NetworkChanging the Netmask for a Client Network Changing the Client VIPs for a Client Network Changing the Vlan Tag for a Client NetworkDeleting a Client Network Viewing the Client Network Bonding ModeViewing the Client Network MTU Changing the Client Network MTUManaging SAN Fabrics Changing the Client Network Bonding ModeModifying an iSCSI Fabric’s Configuration Viewing the SAN Network ConfigurationManaging SAN Fabrics/Subnets Adding an iSCSI FabricModifying iSCSI Portals Deleting an iSCSI FabricViewing Storage Identifiers Default Administrative Accounts Account Management and AuthenticationAdministrative Account Support AccountEnabling or Disabling the Support Account Using the Escalation Account Changing the Support Account PasswordDefault Local User and Local Group Accounts Managing Administrator AccountsCLI Account Adding an Administrator Viewing AdministratorsAssigning NAS Volumes to a Volume Administrator Changing an Administrator’s Permission LevelChanging an Administrator’s Email Address Deleting an Administrator Changing a Local Administrator PasswordManaging Local Users Adding a Local UserEnabling or Disabling a Local User Changing a Local User’s GroupChanging a Local User Password Managing Password Age and ExpirationChanging the Maximum Password Age Deleting a Local UserManaging Local Groups Enabling or Disabling Password ExpirationViewing Local Groups Adding a Local GroupChanging the Users Assigned to a Local Group Deleting a Local Group Managing Active DirectoryEnabling Active Directory Authentication Disabling Active Directory Authentication Modifying Active Directory Authentication SettingsEnabling Ldap Authentication Managing LdapChanging the Ldap Base DN Adding or Removing Ldap Servers Enabling or Disabling Authentication for the Ldap ConnectionManaging NIS Disabling Ldap AuthenticationEnabling NIS Authentication Changing the NIS Domain NameChanging the Order of Preference for NIS Servers Disabling NIS Authentication User Mapping Policy and NAS Volume Security StyleUser Mapping Policies Managing User Mapping Rules Managing the User Mapping PolicyMapping Windows and UNIX/Linux Users Automatically Mapping Windows and UNIX/Linux Users by Mapping Rules OnlyDeleting a User Mapping Rule Page Discovering New or Expanded LUNs Managing the NAS PoolViewing Internal Storage Reservations Viewing the Size of the NAS PoolExpanding the Size of the NAS Pool Enabling or Disabling the NAS Pool Used Space AlertEnabling or Disabling the NAS Pool Unused Space Alert File Security Styles Managing NAS VolumesChoosing a Strategy for NAS Volume Creation Thin and Thick Provisioning for NAS VolumesScenario Example NAS Volume Creation ScenariosNAS Volumes Storage Space Terminology Configuring NAS VolumesAdding a NAS Volume Changing Access Time Granularity for a NAS Volume Renaming a NAS VolumeChanging the Space Settings of a NAS Volume Changing Permissions Interoperability for a NAS VolumeEnabling or Disabling a NAS Volume Unused Space Alert Enabling or Disabling a NAS Volume Used Space AlertCloning a NAS Volume NAS Volume Clone DefaultsDeleting a NAS Volume Managing NAS Volume Clones NAS Volume Clone RestrictionsViewing NAS Volume Clones Creating a NAS Volume CloneConfiguring Cifs Shares Deleting a NAS Volume CloneManaging Cifs Shares Viewing Cifs Shares on a NAS Volume Viewing All Cifs Shares on the FluidFS ClusterAdding a Cifs Share Disconnecting a Cifs Connection Viewing and Disconnecting Cifs ConnectionsDeleting a Cifs Share Displaying Active Cifs ConnectionsConfiguring Cifs Home Shares Using Cifs Home SharesChanging the Owner of a Cifs Share Setting ACLs on a Cifs Share Setting SLPs on a Cifs ShareManaging ACLs or SLPs on a Cifs Share Accessing a Cifs Share Using Windows Accessing a Cifs Share Using the net use CommandAccessing a Cifs Share Using the UNC path Accessing a Cifs Share Using UNIX/Linux Configuring NFS ExportsManaging NFS Exports Adding an NFS Export Changing the Client Authentication Methods for an NFS ExportEnabling or Disabling Secure Ports for an NFS Export Changing the Client Access Permissions for an NFS ExportDeleting an NFS Export Accessing an NFS Export Setting Permissions for an NFS ExportAccessing an NFS Export with UNIX/Linux Accessing an NFS Export with UNIX/Linux Using NFSSetting the Default Quota per User Viewing Quota Rules for a NAS VolumeAccessing an NFS Export with a Mac Managing Quota RulesAdding a Quota Rule for a Specific User Setting the Default Quota per GroupAdding a Quota Rule for an Entire Group Adding a Quota Rule for Each User in a Specific GroupChanging the Soft Quota or Hard Quota for a User or Group Deleting a User or Group Quota Rule Managing Data ReductionEnabling Data Reduction at the System Level Enabling Data Reduction on a NAS VolumeChanging the Candidates for Data Reduction for a NAS Volume Changing the Data Reduction Type for a NAS VolumeDisabling Data Reduction on a NAS Volume 118 FluidFS 3.0 Data Protection Managing the Anti-Virus ServiceExcluding Files and Directory Paths from Scans Configuring Anti-Virus ScanningSupported Anti-Virus Applications Adding an Anti-virus ServerEnabling Anti-virus Scanning for a Cifs Share Deleting an Anti-virus ServerAllowing or Denying Access to Large Unscanned Files Managing Snapshots Viewing Anti-Virus EventsDisabling Anti-virus Scanning for a Cifs Share Creating a Snapshot Schedule for a NAS Volume Creating On-Demand SnapshotsManaging Scheduled Snapshots Changing the Retention Policy for a Snapshot Schedule Changing the Snapshot Schedule FrequencyDeleting a Snapshot Schedule Modifying and Deleting SnapshotsRenaming a Snapshot Changing the Retention Policy for a SnapshotRestoring Data from a Snapshot Deleting a SnapshotViewing Available Snapshots Restoring Files Using UNIX/Linux or Windows Restoring a NAS Volume from a SnapshotManaging Ndmp Restoring Files Using Windows OnlyConfiguring Ndmp Supported DMAsAdding a DMA Server Changing the Ndmp Password Removing a DMA ServerChanging the Ndmp Username Specifying NAS Volumes Using the DMA Viewing Ndmp Jobs and EventsChanging the Ndmp Client Port Managing Replication Viewing Active Ndmp JobsViewing Ndmp Events How Replication Works Page Target NAS Volumes Managing Replication PartnershipsAdding a Replication Partnership Delete a Replication Partnership Replicating NAS Volumes Adding Replication for a NAS VolumeDeleting Replication for a NAS Volume Scheduling Replication Running Replication on DemandPausing Replication Changing a Replication ScheduleDeleting a Replication Schedule Recovering an Individual NAS Volume Resuming ReplicationMonitoring Replication Progress Restoring the NAS Volume Configuration Promoting a Target NAS VolumeDemoting a Target NAS Volume Restoring the NAS Volume Configuration NAS Volume Configuration BackupsLocal Users Configuration Backups Restoring Local UsersRestoring Local Users Local Groups Configuration Backups Restoring Local GroupsRestoring Local Groups Using Replication for Disaster Recovery Setting Up and Performing Disaster Recovery Page Page Page Page 152 Viewing the Status of Hardware Components Viewing the Status of the InterfacesViewing the Status of the Disks Viewing the Status of the Power Supplies Viewing the Status of FluidFS Cluster ServicesViewing the Status of a Backup Power Supply Viewing the Status of the Fans155 Viewing FluidFS Cluster NAS Pool Trends Viewing the Status of Background ProcessesViewing Storage Usage Viewing FluidFS Traffic StatisticsViewing NAS Controller Load Balancing Statistics 158 Adding NAS Appliances to the FluidFS Cluster Adding and Deleting NAS Appliances in a FluidFS ClusterPage Detaching, Attaching, and Replacing a NAS Controller Deleting a NAS Appliance from the FluidFS ClusterDetaching a NAS Controller Replacing a NAS Controller Attaching a NAS ControllerManaging Service Packs Viewing the Upgrade HistoryInstalling a Service Pack to Update the FluidFS Software Reinstalling FluidFS from the Internal Storage Device Managing Firmware UpdatesPage 166 Running Diagnostics Running FluidFS Diagnostics on a FluidFS ClusterViewing the Event Log InternalclassCaddress.controllernumberplusonetimestwo Launching the iBMC Virtual KVMTroubleshooting Active Directory Issues Troubleshooting Common IssuesActive Directory Authentication Troubleshooting Active Directory ConfigurationTroubleshooting Backup Issues Troubleshooting SnapshotsTroubleshooting An Ndmp Internal Error Cifs Access Denied Troubleshooting Cifs IssuesCifs ACL Corruption Cifs Client Login FailureCifs Client Clock Skew Cifs Client Disconnection On File ReadCifs Connection Failure Cifs File Access DeniedCifs Delete On Close Denial Cifs File Sharing ConflictCifs Maximum Connections Reached Cifs Locking InconsistencyCifs Share Does Not Exist Cifs Path Share Not FoundTroubleshooting NFS Issues Cifs Write To Read Only VolumeCannot Mount NFS Export NFS Export Does Not Exist NFS File Access DeniedNFS Insecure Access To Secure Export NFS Mount Fails Due To Export OptionsNFS Mount Fails Due To Netgroup Failure NFS Mount Path Does Not Exist NFS Write To Read-Only VolumeNFS Owner Restricted Operation NFS Write To Read-Only ExportNFS Access Denied To a File Or Directory Troubleshooting NAS File Access And Permissions IssuesNFS Write To Snapshot Cannot Change The Ownership Of a File Or a FolderProblematic SMB Access From a Linux Client Mixed File Ownership DeniedStrange UID And GID Numbers On Dell NAS System Files Troubleshooting Networking Issues Troubleshooting DNS ConfigurationsName Server Unresponsive Troubleshooting Replication Issues Replication Destination Volume Is Detached Replication Destination Volume Is Busy Reclaiming SpaceReplication Destination Is Not Optimal Replication DisconnectionReplication Jumbo Frames Blocked Replication Internal ErrorReplication Destination Does Not Have Enough Space Replication Source Is BusyReplication Source Volume Is Busy Reclaiming Space Troubleshooting System IssuesTroubleshooting System Shutdown NAS Container Security ViolationView Multiple Errors Received During File System FormatAssociating LUN Names To Virtual Disks NAS IDU Failed To Discover Any ControllersAttach Operation Fails Page Locating Your System Service Tag Contacting DellDocumentation Feedback