Connecting to the Server

When using a volume on the server, connection or disconnection work is required.
In the File Storage Details page, add the connection server and then connect to the server to perform the connection work (Mount, Network Drive Connection). After use, perform the disconnection work (Umount, Network Drive Disconnection) and then remove the connection server.

Connecting to the Server (Mount, Network Drive Connection)

To use the volume added to the connection server, you must connect to the server and perform the connection work (Mount, Network Drive Connection). Follow the procedure below.

Linux Operating System (NFS)

1. Click the All Services > Storage > File Storage menu. Move to the Service Home page of File Storage.

2. On the Service Home page, click the File Storage menu. Move to the File Storage List page.

3. On the File Storage List page, click the resource to be used by the connection server. Move to the File Storage Details page.

4. Check the server in the Connection Server section and connect to it.

5. Refer to the procedure below to connect (Mount) the volume.

   • Switch to root privileges

     $ sudo -i
     

   • Install packages (Redhat series)

     # yum install nfs-utils
     

   • Install packages (Debian series)

     # apt-get install nfs-common
     

   • Activate and run NFS-related daemons

     # systemctl enable rpcbind.service
     # systemctl start rpcbind.service
     

   • Mount the volume

     # mkdir /data
     
     # mount -t nfs -o vers=3,noresvport 10.10.10.10:/filestorage /data
     
     # vi /etc/fstab
     (Add) 10.10.10.10:/filestorage /data nfs defaults,vers=3,_netdev,noresvport 0 0
     

Windows Operating System (CIFS)

1. Click the All Services > Storage > File Storage menu. Move to the Service Home page of File Storage.

2. On the Service Home page, click the File Storage menu. Move to the File Storage List page.

3. On the File Storage List page, click the resource to be used by the connection server. Move to the File Storage Details page.

4. Check the server in the Connection Server section and connect to it.

5. Refer to the procedure below to connect (Network Drive Connection) the volume.

   • Right-click This PC in File Explorer and click Map Network Drive.
   • Enter the drive and folder based on the detailed information of the File Storage volume to be connected, and then click Finish.
   • To set up automatic connection at login, select Reconnect at sign-in.

6. In the Network Credentials pop-up window, enter the account name (ID) and password, and then click OK.

   • The account name (ID) can be found on the File Storage Details page.
   • The password is the password set when Creating File Storage.
   • If you are connecting two or more volumes with the CIFS protocol set, add the Storage IP and Storage name to the hosts file and then connect.

   * Mount name
   \\10.10.10.10\filestorage1
   \\10.10.10.10\filestorage2
   
   * Hosts file contents added
   10.10.10.10 filestoragename1 #description
   10.10.10.10 filestoragename2 #description
   
   * Use the name written in the hosts file
   When connecting filestorage1: \\ filestoragename1\filestorage1
   When connecting filestorage2: \\ filestoragename2\filestorage2
   

Disconnecting from the Server (Umount, Network Drive Disconnection)

Connect to the server and perform the disconnection work (Umount, Network Drive Disconnection), and then release the connection server from the Console. Follow the procedure below.

Linux Operating System (NFS)

1. Click the All Services > Storage > File Storage menu. Move to the Service Home page of File Storage.

2. On the Service Home page, click the File Storage menu. Move to the File Storage List page.

3. On the File Storage List page, click the resource to be released from the connection server. Move to the File Storage Details page.

4. Check the server information in the Connection Server section and connect to the server.

5. Refer to the commands listed below to perform the disconnection work (Umount).

   • Umount the volume

     # umount /data
     
     # vi /etc/fstab
     (Delete) 10.10.10.10:/filestorage /data nfs defaults,vers=3,_netdev,noresvport 0 0
     

Windows Operating System (CIFS)

1. Click the All Services > Storage > File Storage menu. Move to the Service Home page of File Storage.
2. On the Service Home page, click the File Storage menu. Move to the File Storage List page.
3. On the File Storage List page, click the resource to be released from the connection server. Move to the File Storage Details page.
4. Check the server information in the Connection Server section and connect to the server.
5. Refer to the procedure below to disconnect (Network Drive Disconnection) the volume.

   • Right-click the already connected Network Drive in File Explorer.

   • Select Disconnect Network Drive.

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