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To create additional CIFS shares, click Create a CIFS share at the bottom of the
CIFS Shares pane, and follow the steps in “Creating a CIFS share on ProtecTIER”
on page 82.
To change the properties of a CIFS share, click Modify share at the bottom of the
CIFS Shares pane, and follow the steps in “Modifying a CIFS share on ProtecTIER”
on page 84.
To remove a CIFS share from the file system, click Delete share at the bottom of
the CIFS Shares pane, and follow the steps in “Removing a CIFS share from
ProtecTIER” on page 85.
Click on a CIFS share name from the CIFS Shares list to display the hosts that
have access to the share and their user permissions:
Table 40. CIFS Share details
Pane Description
Host Access All hosts or specified hosts granted access to
the share.
User Permissions The list of users that should have access to
the shared path and their access type, such
as: Read only, Write only, or Read/Write.
Monitoring an NFS export configuration
This section describes how to use ProtecTIER Manager to monitor an NFS export
configuration.
Click on the NFS tab to display the NFS export details:
Table 41. NFS Export configuration
Column Description
Enabled Displays if NFS export is either activated or
deactivated.
Name Displays the NFS export name.
Path Displays the directory path of the NFS export.
To create additional NFS exports, click Create an NFS export and follow the steps
in “Creating an NFS export on ProtecTIER” on page 91.
To change the properties of an NFS export, click Modify NFS export and follow
the steps in “Modifying an NFS export on ProtecTIER” on page 93.
To remove an NFS export from the file system, click Delete NFS export and follow
the steps in “Removing an NFS export from ProtecTIER” on page 94.
Click on an NFS export name from the NFS Exports list to display the details and
the hosts that have access to the export and their user permissions:
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