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Advanced
Computer
&
Network
Corp.
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Reserved.
70
JetStor
NAS
724UX
/
724UX
10G
–
User
Manual
The
options
are
available
in
the
Modify
column:
Edit:
Edit
the
share
permission
of
the
folder.
Search:
Search
the
user
‐
specified
file
in
the
pool.
If
it
is
found,
the
path
will
be
displayed.
So
user
can
locate
the
file
more
easily.
Take
an
example
of
editing
the
folder
for
CIFS,
NFS,
AFP
and
FTP.
1.
Click
the
Edit
icon
of
the
folder.
2.
Click
the
check
box
to
share
the
folder
by
CIFS,
NFS,
AFP,
FTP
protocols.
3.
If
select
CIFS
protocol,
it
can
enable
ACL
(Access
Control
List)
support
and
anonymous
access.
4.
If
select
NFS
protocol,
it
has
to
set
the
NFS
access
control
rules
.
Use
Add
button
to
add
the
rules
and
Delete
button
to
delete
them.
TIP:
NFS
access
control
rules:
Root
squash:
Uncheck
this
to
use
no_root_squash
setting.
Async
write:
Check
this
to
use
asynchronous
write
function.
The
performance
will
be
better
than
synchronous
write.
Read
only
and
Read/Write:
Set
the
read/write
permission.
IPv4:
Allow
a
group
of
computers
that
are
in
a
certain
IP
range
to
access
the
share.
。
The
number
(1~31)
in
the
drop
down
list
represent
the
network
mask
value.
It
stands
for
the
total
number
of
binary
“1”
in
the
network
mask.
For
example,
a
network
mask
of
255.255.0.0
in
binary
form
will
become
11111111.11111111.0.0.
So
number
16
will
stand
for
a
network
mask
of
255.255.0.0.
。
Simply
provide
a
valid
IP
address
within
your
destination
range.
IPv6:
Same
meaning
as
IPv4
above.
Instead
it
accepts
IPv6
address
only.
Hostname:
Use
this
option
to
specify
a
specific
computer
for
access.
There
are
3
forms
allowed.
Putting
in
an
invalid
form
or
value
will
cause
IO
error
or
inability
to
access
the
share.
Please
be
careful.
。
A
valid
IP
address
。
A
DNS
recognized
name
:
the
system
name
or
machine
name
。
FQDN
name
:
Fully
Qualified
Domain
Name
Domain:
Use
this
option
if
you
want
to
allow
all
the
computers
in
a
certain
network
domain
to
have
access
to
the
share.
Everyone:
Allow
access
to
computers
from
all
kinds
of
IP
addresses.
CAUTION:
Please
be
aware
that
users
will
have
only
read
permission
to
their
own
home
directory
shares
using
NFS
service.
This
is
due
to
security
purpose
and
the
nature
of
NFS
protocol.
This
is
to
avoid
that
a
user
uses
a
matching
UID
to
access
someone
else
home
directory.
5.
Select
the
permission
of
the
Users
and
groups
.
And
check
the
radio
box
for
Denied
,
Read
‐
only
or
Read/Write
.
6.
Click
Apply
button.
