Appendix A Parameter List
A.4 Connectivity Management
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• NFS Allowed Hosts
A.4.7.3 Create NAS Interface
For details about this function, refer to "4.8.4 Create NAS Interface" (page 508).
For the factory default settings for this function, refer to "Appendix B Create NAS Interface" (page 1002)
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● NAS Interface Settings
• Port
• RIP Setting
Description Input all of the hosts that are allowed access to the shared folder by using the NFS
protocol.
When this parameter is omitted, access from all hosts are allowed.
To specify multiple hosts, separate each input value with a comma (0x2C). Refer to
"Method for inputting hosts" (page 886)
for details.
Input condition/
Display contents
• IP address, FQDN, or host name
• Alphanumeric characters and symbols (0x20 - 0x7E in the US-ASCII format)
(except the question mark (0x3F) and the backslash (0x5C))
• Up to 1023 characters
Note that any commas (0x2C) that are used to separate the values are also included
in the number of characters.
• This item is available when "NFS" or "CIFS/NFS" is selected as the protocol.
• Specify all the hosts that have already been allowed access, and hosts that will be allowed access.
Description Select the port in which the NAS interface is to be created.
Only the NAS ports that are not configured in a NAS interface are displayed as options in
the list box. Note that bonding ports (or member ports for Bonding) are not displayed.
Input condition/
Display contents
The NAS ports that are not configured in a NAS interface (CM#x CA#y Port#z)
Description Select whether to receive the routing information with the target port.
To receive the routing information with the target port, select "Enable". To stop receiving
the routing information, select "Disable".
The Routing Information Protocol (RIP) is used to share the routing information between
routers, and to simplify the network settings.
Input condition/
Display contents
• Enable
• Disable
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