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Question involving NAS Storage and ESX 4.1

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Hi,

 

  I have a NAS storage from Softlayer that has the following instructions for linking.  What is the best way to link this NAS and create a Datastore out of it?  Thanks.

 

Method 1 - Command Prompt (batch file)

 

  • net use driveletter \\\\Hostname\Username /u:username password
  • Example:
    1. net use z: \\nas01.service.softlayer.com\SLXXXXX-X /u:SLXXXXX-X password

 

 

Method 2 - Windows Explorer

 

  • Open Windows Explorer and go to 'tools' -> 'map network drive'
  • Select drive letter and under folder put \\nas01.service.softlayer.com\SLXXXXX-X
  • Select the option to 'connect using a different user name' and input:
    1. Username: SLXXXXX-X
    2. Password: password
  • Select the checkbox to automatically "reconnect on login", if so desired

 

 

Mount in Linux


Method 1 - mount
  • If you have not already done so, create the directory you want the NAS account mapped to
  • Example
    1. mkdir /mnt/test
  • mount -t cifs //Hostname/Username -o username=username,password=password /local/mountpoint
  • Example:
    1. mount -t cifs //nas01.service.softlayer.com/SLXXXXX-X -o username=SLXXXXX-X,password=password /mnt/test/

 

SMB Mount in Linux


Method 1 - smbmount
  • If you have not already done so, create the directory you want the NAS account mapped to
  • Example:
    1. mkdir /mnt/test
  • smbmount //Hostname/Username /local/mountpoint -o lfs,username=username,password=password
  • Example:
    1. smbmount //nas01.service.softlayer.com/SLXXXXX-X /mnt/test -o lfs,username=SLXXXXX-X,password=password

 

FTP Access

Method 1 - FTP

 

  • ftp hostname
  • Example:
    1. ftp nas01.service.softlayer.com
    2. FTP Username: SLXXXXX-X
    3. FTP Password: password

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