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SnapScale/RAINcloudOS 4.1 Administrator’s Guide 6 - Security Options
4. If desired, enter a description to clarify the purpose of the share.
5. Choose a security model for path by selecting
Windows/Unix, Windows,
or
Unix
from
the drop-down list.
The option defaults to the current security model at the specified path. If changed to a
different security model, the change will propagate to all files and subdirectories
underneath. For more information, see
Security Models on page 188 .
6.
Choose the user-based share access option desired for Windows/SMB, FTP, and HTTP
users:
Choose either
Create share with full read and write access for all users
, or
Create share
with Admin-only access and proceed to Share Access page
to configure the user share
access. For more information, see Share Access Behaviors on page 161 .
NOTE: If selecting the share with Admin-only access option and the share has NFS enabled, be
sure to configure the NFS access settings afterward.
7. To further configure the share, click
Advanced Share Properties
and enter any of the
following:
8. Click
Create Share
to complete the process.
Edit Share Properties
NOTE: You cannot change the volume (or path) of a share once it is created. If you need to change
the share’s volume, you must delete the share and create a new share on the other volume.
Option Description
Hide this Share Select this option if you want the share to be hidden from network
browsing using SMB, HTTP/HTTPS, and FTP protocols (but not NFS).
Protocols Select the access protocols for the share: Windows (SMB), Linux/Unix
(NFS), Web (HTTP/HTTPS), and FTP/FTPS. Check all that apply.
Snapshot Share To create a snapshot share, check the Create Snapshot Share box.
Optionally, do either of the following:
• To hide the snapshot share from the SMB, HTTP, and FTP protocols,
check the Hide Snapshot Share box.
• If you do not want to accept the default name provided, enter a
unique name for the Snapshot Share Name field. Use up to 27
alphanumeric characters (including hyphens and spaces).