Fujitsu ETERNUS CS800 S6 User Manual page 190

Protocol
Export Path
Permissions
Access
Deduplication
Replication
Targets
Description
Additional Information
Click a column heading to sort the rows in the table by that column. Click the column
l
heading again to reverse the sort order.
Click the Information button [i] next to a share to display detailed information about
l
the share and recent replication activity.
Adding a NAS Share
Add a NAS share to present the storage capacity of the ETERNUS CS800 as a NAS share that
is compatible with standard backup applications. You can add up to 128 shares. When
you add a share, you must specify whether it uses the NFS protocol (for Linux networks) or
the CIFS/SMB protocol (for Windows networks).
If you are adding a CIFS/SMB share for use with a Windows network, you must
configure the Windows domain before adding the new share.
ETERNUS CS800
The protocol (CIFS/SMB,NFS, or Application Specific
(RMAN)) the share is configured to use.
For NFS shares, the Protocol column displays the commit
type of the share (sync for synchronous or async for
asynchronous). For information about changing the
commit type of NFS shares, see the ETERNUS CS800
Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide (6-67081).
The export path of the share (different for CIFS/SMB and
NFS shares).
The permissions in use on the share (Read & Write or
Read Only).
The access type of the share (all hosts or specific users).
The data deduplication state of the share (Enabled or
Disabled).
The current state of replication for the share:
Enabled - Replication is enabled.
l
Send/Receive Sync ID - Directory/File Based
l
Replication is enabled.
Configure - Click to configure replication for the share
l
(see "Editing a NAS Share" on page
Scheduled - Replication is scheduled for the share.
l
Click to view or modify the schedule (see
a Share or Partition for Replication" on page
The targets the share is configured to replicate to.
A brief description of the NAS share (if available).
10.2 NAS Configuration
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"Scheduling
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