Copy Table Size Settings
In order to use NAS snapshot, configure the copy table size and resolution.
See
- Values that can be configured for the copy table size and resolution differ depending on the model of the storage device. Refer
to the ETERNUS Disk storage system manuals for information on the specification of the copy table size.
- Refer to "Configure Copy Table Size for Advanced Copy" in the
ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide
for the copy table size
configuration procedure. However, if an AdvancedCopy Manager license is not purchased, this cannot be configured from the
Web Console. Configure from the ETERNUS Web GUI.
4.6.3 Installation Steps
The installation steps for performing ETERNUS Disk storage system NAS operation is explained.
Installation is implemented in the following order.
Order Installation Item Title of Sections Listed in Web Console Guide Optional/Required
(*1)
1 Creating Shared Folder Create Shared Folder Required
2 Creating NAS Interface Create NAS Interface Required
3 NAS File System Environment Settings Configure DNS Server Optional
Configure Authentication Server Optional
*1: Tasks that must be performed in order to operate the NAS file system are "Required", while tasks that may be omitted are
"Optional".
Point
If an authentication system is not implemented then the NAS file system can be accessed from any clients connected to the business
LAN. It is strongly recommended that an authentication server is properly configured and implemented.
4.6.3.1 Creating Shared Folder
Create a shared folder in order to configure the folder of the access destination of the NAS file system.
Configure the following for the shared folder:
Table 4.3 Create Shared Folder
Subject of Configuration Configuration Details
Shared Folder - Shared Folder Name
- Protocol
- Oplocks Setting
- Data Access SMB Encryption
- Enumeration Based on Access Permission Settings
- Destination Volume to Which to Create Shared Folder
- NAS Volume Capacity to Which to Create Shared Folder
- NAS Volume Number to Which to Create Shared Folder
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