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Chapter 2: vmPRO Setup and Configuration

NASTargets and File Sharing Protocols

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l /recover/images – Only data in the \recover\images directory can be mounted by the host defined

in the Hostspecification field.

4. In the Hostspecification field, enter the IP address or host name for the host that can mount the

specified data in the NFS share.

5. In the Options field, enter actions that users can take with the data in the NFS share, such as ro for

read-only access or rw for read-and-write access. Separate each option with a comma.

6. Click Save to add the NFS protocol to the ClientAccessControl list on the ConfigureNFS dialog

box or NFS General Configuration page.

7. Click OK to save changes and exit the dialog box, or save changes and exit the wizard.

Caution:Any time you make configuration updates from the QuantumvmPROConfiguration

Wizard, you must exit the wizard using the Summary tab to save your updates. See Initially

Configuring a vmPRO Appliance.

Mounting Options

Users can mount NFS shares from the NAS as a Linux network drive using <vmPRO-Host:/directory>,

where vmPRO-Host is the name of the host on which to mount the directory and /directory is the directory

to mount.

Note:We strongly recommend using the NFS protocol for Linux client machines accessing the

vmPRO /export network file system. If a Linux client machine uses the CIFS protocol, specify the

directio mount option at the mount command. For example: # mount.cifs -o ..,directio

Additional Functions

In addition to configuring NFS protocols, you can also use the following icons on the ConfigureNFS dialog

box or NFSGeneralConfiguration page:

Icon Function

Displays the EditNFSExport dialog box or page. Use this page to edit the NFS protocol's settings.

Deletes the NFS protocol from the vmPRO appliance.

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