is configured as the owner and group that has the access rights of the shared folder, it will be possible to access the shared folder
from all clients on the business LAN.
Point
- Set root to the owner and the group when making first time of the shared folder or the authentication server is a unsetting.
Refer to "4.6.4.2 Changing Shared Folder" for the modification procedure when the access authority is given to a specific owner
and the group after the authentication server is set.
- In order to perform detailed access control such as specifying Read-Only to individual users other than the owner, directly
configure this in relation to the authentication server.
Host Access Configurations of Shared Folder
Configure host access, permitted and denials, to the shared folder. When a host to permit is not specified, access from all hosts
will be permitted. Furthermore, it is possible to configure hosts to deny only when CIFS is specified for the protocol.
In addition, the following will be automatically configured when creating the shared folder.
- Writing Authority of Shared Folder
- Shared Status of Shared Folder
Writing Authority of Shared Folder
The state of whether writing to the shared folder is enabled or disabled will be displayed. The client can only write into a shared
folder for which writing authority is enabled, or folders and files subordinate to such a shared folder.
When the shared folder is created, writing will be enabled by default.
Refer to "4.6.4.2 Changing Shared Folder" for information on how to change write authority.
Shared Status of Shared Folder
The state of whether the sharing of the shared folder is active (Online) or inactive (Offline) will be displayed. For a folder where
sharing has been made active, the client will be able to access files via the NAS interface.
When the shared folder is created, sharing will be in an active state by default.
Refer to "4.6.4.7 Activating Sharing" or "4.6.4.8 Stopping Sharing" for information on how to change the shared status.
Shared folders can be created up to 256 folders per device.
See
Refer to "Create Shared Folder" in the
ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide
for information on how to create using the Web Console.
4.6.3.2 Creating NAS Interface
Create a NAS Interface in order to configure a public IP address and a port to access the shared folder.
The following can be configured with this function:
Subject of Configuration Configuration Details
NAS Interface (Port) - RIP Setting Enable/Disable
- Port for Access
- Connection Access Method
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