HP J3278B - SureStore CD-ROM Server/Tower 7 NAS Server User Manual page 74

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6 6 Setup for UNIX Networks (NFS)
Access by Discs or Drives
Access restrictions can be set individually for each CD/DVD-ROM
drive, for each disc inserted into the drives, and for the server
configuration files (in the System folder within the root), and for
the volumes as a group (using the Volumes folder). Refer to the
"File System Description" starting on page 7-3 for information on
these folders.
Set these access rights using the web browser, under the
Administration tab. Select the Discs and Drives button. In the Discs
and file system view, you will see an icon in the Access Rights
column for each of the discs and for the root and for the volumes
folder. In the Drives view, you will see an icon in the Access Rights
column for each CD/DVD-ROM drive.
Click on the Access Rights icon to display the Access Rights
properties page for that access point.
By Drive. To associate the access sharing and access rights with
the drive, for whatever disc is in the drive, rather than the specific
disc, click Drive for Use the access rights and properties of the
Drive.
Then the disc's volume name will be changed to the default
SCSI name, such as CD-id2lun0. You can change this name
using the Name field on this property page. As a result, the icon
in the Access Rights column will illustrate the key on top of a
drive rather than a disc. (For HP J4150A: If this disc is then
archived, the share name will revert to the disc's volume name.)
You must configure the UNIX Export List. Under the Unix
Security tab, set up the export list for each folder or volume. To
mount an individual disc, or drive, or the root, you must add an
entry to the Add list for it.
These changes take effect as soon as you OK each page.