Acopia Networks 810-0044-00 manuals
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- Back-end Storage and Servers
- Resilient Overlay Network (RON)
- Document Conventions
- CLI Overview
- Cfg Mode
- The no Convention
- Getting Started
- Sample Network
- Contacting Customer Service
- Today's File Storage
- Optimizing Storage in a Namespace Volume
- adapting storage to user demands
- migration for capacity
- migration for class of storage: file-placement policy
- controlling costs
- specifying the windows domain
- specifying the username and password
- listing all proxy users
- configuring the ntlm authentication server
- listing ntlm authentication servers
- displaying detailed server status
- adding an active-directory forest (kerberos)
- adding a redundant forest root
- identifying a dynamic-dns server
- removing a name server
- adding a child domain
- removing a child domain
- adding a tree domain
- removing a tree domain
- dissolving a forest-to-forest trust
- showing one active-directory forest
- showing dc status
- focusing on a single processor
- removing an active-directory forest
- authorizing windows-management (mmc) access
- removing a user
- removing a permission
- showing all management-authorization groups
- focusing on one group
- before you begin
- identifying a nis server for the nis domain
- removing a nis server
- showing details for a nis domain
- showing the members of one netgroup
- updating the nis database
- scheduling regular updates
- removing the nis domain-server map
- listing all nfs access lists
- showing one nfs access list
- resolving all netgroups in the access list
- setting the nis domain
- adding a permit rule
- permitting a netgroup
- rule ordering
- removing a permit rule
- changing the anonymous user id
- reverting to the default user id
- removing a deny rule
- adding a description
- removing an access list
- examining cifs shares
- using proxy-user credentials
- showing the physical paths for cifs shares
- focusing on one share
- showing connectivity only
- showing capabilities only
- showing shares only
- showing time settings
- probing for cifs security
- adding an external filer
- providing the filer's ip address
- removing a secondary address
- re-instating a directory
- adding a description (optional)
- setting the cifs port (optional)
- showing external-filer details
- showing details for all external filers
- removing an external filer
- listing all namespaces
- showing details for all namespaces
- showing shares behind one namespace
- removing a protocol
- changing protocols after import
- setting cifs character encoding
- configuring windows authentication (cifs)
- using kerberos for client authentication
- identifying the ntlm authentication server
- multi-domain support
- removing an ntlm-authentication server
- selecting a sam-reference filer
- enabling all shares in the namespace
- showing namespace configuration
- removing a namespace
- declaring the volume "direct
- reverting to a managed volume
- adding a share
- showing supported protocols at the filer
- using a managed volume as a filer
- attaching a virtual directory to the back-end share
- removing an attach point
- freespace ignore
- removing a direct share
- default-vpu assignment
- sample - configuring a direct volume
- removing a direct volume
- storing volume metadata on a dedicated share
- using multiple metadata shares
- removing a metadata share
- designating the metadata share as critical (optional)
- migrating metadata to a new share after import
- import multi-scan
- reverting to unprotected metadata and faster import
- safe modes for share imports into pre-enabled volumes
- conditions for running the modify command
- running a no-modify import
- preventing modification on or after re-import
- automatically synchronizing metadata (cifs)
- allowing renames on collision
- disallowing renames
- supporting filers with local groups
- supporting subshares and their acls
- required windows permissions
- replicating subshares at all of the volume's filers
- disabling filer subshares
- showing available filer shares
- disconnecting from the filer before the share is enabled
- reinstating the directory test
- import sync-attributes
- preventing directory renames during import
- allowing directory renames on import
- preventing file renames during import
- allowing file renames in import
- ignoring sid errors from the filer (cifs)
- acknowledging sid errors
- examining the shareenablesubshareinc report (cifs)
- removing a managed-volume share
- vpu limits for managed volumes and shares
- changing the number of reserved files
- reverting to the default number of reserved files
- taking ownership of all shares (optional)
- monitoring the import
- import errors
- canceling a share import
- sample - configuring a managed volume
- removing a managed volume
- adding a global server
- setting the windows domain (cifs only)
- adding a virtual server
- registering with a wins server (cifs)
- removing the wins-server setting
- setting the netbios name (optional, cifs)
- adding a netbios alias
- reverting to the default netbios name
- disabling a virtual server
- enabling the global server
- showing one global-server
- removing a global server
- sample - configuring a global server
- configuring nfs
- exporting a namespace volume
- stopping an nfs export
- disabling nlm (optional)
- enabling nlm
- notifications to nlm clients
- showing one nfs service
- sample - configuring an nfs front-end service
- removing an nfs service
- showing the nfs/tcp timeout
- exporting a filer subshare (and using its acl)
- exposing hidden subshares
- exporting all filer subshares at once
- exposing all hidden subshares
- adding new subshares
- allowing clients to use windows management (mmc)
- client experience: using mmc to manage a namespace
- disallowing windows-management access
- setting a server description (optional)
- enabling cifs service
- support for both ntlm and kerberos
- replacing back-end services
- update schedule for dns "a" records
- removing a host name
- clearing records of failed deletes
- supporting aliases with kerberos
- listing cifs services
- showing all cifs services
- sample - configuring a cifs front-end service
- removing a cifs service
- removing all of a volume's front-end exports
- showing all front-end services
- showing front-end services per virtual-server
- showing the services at the redundant peer
- showing server maps
- with filer ip addresses
- showing the servers behind one virtual server
- showing the servers behind one namespace
- showing server status
- showing all policy rules
- showing details
- showing details for the namespace
- showing details for the volume
- adding a share farm
- adding a share to the farm
- removing a share from a share farm
- auto migrating existing files
- balancing new files based on free space
- based on latency (bandwidth)
- maintaining minimum free space
- disabling the free-space threshold
- distributing new files
- constraining directories below a certain depth
- not constraining directories
- stopping all share-farm rules
- creating a schedule
- setting the duration (optional)
- setting the start time (optional)
- showing all schedules
- showing one schedule
- pausing all rules in a volume
- resuming all policies in a volume
- pausing on a schedule
- draining one or more shares
- identifying the source share(s)
- generating a verbose report
- disabling file retention
- verifying that all files are removed
- removing all policy objects from a namespace
- removing all policy objects from a volume
- file-attribute migrations
- from a netapp filer, unix qtree
- from an emc filer
- from a unix/smb filer with acls
- some cifs applications block out migrations
- setting a directory path (optional)
- disabling recursive matches
- using a complex regular expression
- regular expression syntax
- shorthand for character groups
- for more information
- reverting to the root path
- matching filenames (optional)
- excluding files
- grouping files by size
- selecting files based on their sizes
- grouping files by age
- selecting files based on their ages
- choosing last-accessed or last-modified
- identifying a source fileset (optional)
- setting the age-evaluation interval (optional)
- reverting to the default evaluation interval
- reverting to the default start time
- joining filesets
- intersecting filesets
- listing all filesets
- showing one global fileset
- showing filesets in a managed volume
- directing file placement
- matching directories only
- matching and promoting directories
- promoting directories on a target share farm
- matching directory trees (directories and files)
- limiting the selection to particular source share(s) (optional)
- disabling inline notifications (optional)
- showing the effects of file placement
- moving the rule to the beginning or end
- adding a shadow volume (target switch)
- compatible software releases
- allowing modifications
- turning off shadowing
- specifying a fileset to copy (source switch)
- configuring a shadow-copy rule (source switch)
- choosing a shadow-volume target
- using a path in the shadow volume
- removing the shadow-volume target
- applying a schedule
- including identical files in reports
- supporting local groups (cifs)
- translating local sids
- copying files opened through cifs
- allowing only reads during the shadow copy
- support for multi-protocol volumes
- enabling pruning
- copying all directories
- publishing individual files
- removing any bandwidth limit
- reverting to the default
- enabling the shadow-copy rule
- focusing on one rule
- report format
- reformatting the report
- truncating the report
- copying the source volume to multiple targets
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