Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-66538-03 Rev C
November 2010
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NAS CLI Configuration Commands
enabled, the list will also include the start and end time of the backup window
of the NAS share.
An example output of one NAS share listing is shown below. No description is
given to the share.
share
count=1
share
=
1
name
=
MyNAS
protocol
=
CIFS
export
path
=
/Q/shares/MyNAS
dedup
=
enabled
backupwindow
=
disabled
perm
=
read
write
access
=
all
users
description
=
end
Adding a NAS Share
syscli --add share --name <share_name> --proto {cifs|nfs} [--desc
<description>] [--ro] [--hidden] [--dedup [--startbackup <hh:mm>
--endbackup <hh:mm>]]
Caution:
Do not use an underscore ( _ ) in the name of the NAS share.
This CLI command allows the CLI admin to add a NAS share. The following NAS
share settings are required:
• NAS share name
• Protocol to export (CIFS or NFS)
• Enforce Read-only access (True/False)
• Hide Share from Network Browsing (True/False) (applicable to the CIFS
protocol only)
A description can also be optionally specified. In addition, the CLI admin can
optionally specify whether to enable data deduplication, and to enable the
backup time window for the NAS share if data deduplication is enabled. The
backup window start and end time can be specified if the data deduplication is
specified (enable). Once the NAS share is created, the data deduplication state
cannot be changed.
Editing a NAS Share
syscli --edit share --name <share_name> [--desc <description>] [--perms
rw|ro [--restart]] [--hidden true|false] [--startbackup <hh:mm>]
[--endbackup <hh:mm>]