User Guide
DDOC0108-000-A2
CNS4 CSfC
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Quick Start
Revision 1.0
Example
\\192.168.0.1\fsm_nas0
Where 192.168.0.1 is the IP address and fsm nas 0 is the partition.
11. Login as user:
a. Type
user
at user name prompt.
b. Type
password
at password prompt.
5.15
Access from Linux as NAS Device
NOTE
When the partitions are formatted and mounted, they can be accessed from a PC running Linux.
NOTE
This procedure is performed via Ethernet connected to CNS4 port GBE0.
1. Open a terminal window
2. Type
ssh [email protected].
3. Press E
NTER
key.
4. Type
istrator
for password.
5. Press E
NTER
key.
6. Type
serv
and press E
NTER
key to see if NFS is enabled.
NFS enabled:
nfs=1 status ok
NFS disabled:
nfs=0
7. If NFS is disabled type
serv --nfs 1
.
8. In the terminal window on the Linux PC:
a. Create a mount point.
b. Mount to the storage device.
Example
mkdir /fsm0
mount -t nfs 192.168.0.1:/fsm_shares/fsm_nas0 /fsm0
5.16
External Key Passing Example
NOTE
External key passing requires the use of the Curtiss-Wright supplied PSK.
1. Zeroize the ILE.
cns>
cm_key -z
[cm_key]
status=OK
[!cm_key]
2. Create Account on ILE.
cns>
cm_create_account -u user -p Password1 -m e -k e
[cm_create_account]
user_token=0x49db8e13c3cd7461bace801e06d9152b0cf283d6bd42fa8082115a7b867
05aff8acde8bf27b58faa
token_hmac=0xd07babac2eb88c883b3ed0c27ed317676a35bd5f5247d4fec38df4fd675
31d8d
status=OK
[!cm_create_account]