Chapter 7 NAS Function Setting and Display
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Set up the NAS network.
Assign an IP address to the NIC CA port with the "create nas-interface" command.
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To check the status of the network settings, use the "show nas-interface" command. To change the
settings after a network setting is created, use the "set nas-interface" command.
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To delete a network setting, use the "delete nas-interface" command.
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The NAS function cannot be used when no system volumes exist. To check whether system volumes exist,
use the "show volumes" command.
CLI> show volumes -type tpv
Volume
No.
Name
0 $SYSVOL1
1 $SYSVOL2
2 $SYSVOL3
System volumes are automatically created when Thin Provisioning Volumes for a NAS are created. To create
Thin Provisioning Volumes for a NAS, use the "create volume" command.
The system volumes are listed below. System volumes are required to control the NAS function.
$SYSVOL1
$SYSVOL2
$SYSVOL3
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After performing
"create nas-interface" command.
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The following operations cannot be performed for Thin Provisioning Volumes that are used for NAS in
which a shared folder exists.
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Volume deletion
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Volume formatting
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Do not perform Zero Reclamation for Thin Provisioning Volumes that are being used for NAS or the system
volume.
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The capacity of Thin Provisioning Volumes for NAS cannot be expanded.
Status
Available
Available
Available
Step
3, set up the authentication server to connect to it. To set up a NAS network, use the
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Usage Details
NAS Volume
Format Status
NAS CM#0 System
Not Process
NAS CM#1 System
Creating filesystem
NAS FS Management
Mounting
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