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Managing Your Storage
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Creating or Editing an SMB Share
You can control access to the NAS server data by creating SMB shares for
Windows clients. A host allow list lets you limit which client machines are
allowed access to the NAS server, regardless of the user.
Note: The host allow list is common between SMB shares and NFS exports on a given
storage object (directory, file volume, or snapshot). Therefore, changing the host allow
list via either the SMB share or NFS export dialog will affect the other one.
To create or edit an SMB share:
1. In Command View NAS, click the Storage tab.
2. Under File Volumes, select Shares/Exports.
3. Select the file volume where you want to create the share by clicking the row.
4. Select Actions > Create New SMB Share (if you want to edit a share, select
Edit Selected SMB Share).
5. Enter the Share Name. ( Note: If NT 4.0 clients are mounting shares on the
NAS 8000, the share names need to be 12 characters or fewer.)
6. Enter a Share Comment. The comment you enter here is optional and
appears in the Network Neighborhood share properties comment field.
7. If you configured your system to use share-level security, enter a read-only
password and a read/write password and confirm them.
8. If you wish, you can create a host allow list by clicking Advanced and
following the steps below. If not, click OK.
To create a host allow list:
1. Click Allow Selected Hosts. The default is Allow All Hosts and this gives
any machine access to the SMB share.
2. In the Hostname/IP Address field, enter the hostname or IP address of the
machine you want to allow access from, then press Enter. Repeat this step for
all machines that you would like to give access to. Wildcard (*) characters are
accepted.
Note: The hostname must be fully qualified if the system being granted access resides
on a different domain than the NAS server.
3. Click OK.