- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Additional resources
- Introduction
- Manage the System
- Configure general system settings
- Configure system information
- Manage software versions
- View faulted storage resources
- Upgrade the system
- Manage security settings
- Manage system time
- Manage schedule time zone
- Manage support configuration and proxy server settings
- Manage support contracts
- Manage Centralized ESRS
- Manage SupportAssist (physical deployments only)
- Manage Connect Home
- Manage user roles
- Manage user accounts
- Manage user account settings
- Manage support credentials
- Manage system limits
- View installed feature licenses
- View and accept the End User License Agreement
- Manage remote logging
- Manage system certificates
- Manage snapshot protection schedules
- Manage task rules
- Manage jobs
- Manage job step
- Configure Network Communication
- Manage NAS servers
- Manage VLANs
- Manage tenants
- Manage CIFS Servers
- Manage NFS servers
- Manage Common Anti Virus Agent (CAVA)
- Manage Events Publishing configuration settings
- Manage CEPA pool configuration settings
- Manage VMware NAS protocol endpoint servers
- Manage reverse CHAP for mutual CHAP authentication
- Set up iSNS for iSCSI storage
- Manage iSCSI configuration
- Manage iSCSI nodes (servers)
- Manage Ethernet ports
- Manage SAS ports (physical deployments only)
- Manage FC ports
- Manage uncommitted ports
- Manage Management network interfaces
- Manage network interfaces
- Manage static IP routes
- Manage link aggregations
- Manage Fail-safe networking (physical deployments only)
- Manage DNS settings
- Manage NTP server settings
- Manage NIS server domains
- Manage SMTP server settings
- Manage NDMP server settings
- Manage LDAP settings
- Utility commands
- Manage Distributed Hierarchical Storage Management
- Manage DHSM Connection
- Manage the tie breaker node (dual-SP virtual deployments only)
- Manage a tie breaker node configuration (dual-SP virtual deployments only)
- Manage Hosts
- Manage host configurations
- Manage host LUNs
- Manage host groups
- Manage host initiators
- Manage host initiator paths
- Manage iSCSI CHAP accounts for one-way CHAP authentication
- Manage iSCSI connections
- Manage iSCSI connection paths
- Manage remote storage systems
- Create remote system configurations
- Verify settings for remote storage systems
- View settings for remote storage systems
- Change settings for remote storage systems
- Delete remote system configurations
- Cabinet level unplanned failover of replication sessions
- Pause replication sessions
- Resume replication sessions
- Manage VMware vCenter
- Manage ESXi hosts
- Virtual machine
- VM hard disk
- Manage Hardware Components
- Manage Storage Processor (SP)
- Manage disk
- Manage battery (physical deployments only)
- Manage power supply (physical deployments only)
- Manage link control card (LCC) (physical deployments only)
- Manage SSD (physical deployments only)
- Manage disk array enclosure (DAE)
- Manage disk processor enclosure (DPE)
- Manage memory module (physical deployments only)
- Manage System Status Card (physical deployments only)
- Manage fan modules (physical deployments only)
- Manage I/O modules, embedded modules, and 4-port cards (physical deployments only)
- Manage Storage
- Configure pools automatically
- Configure custom pools
- Manage pool tiers
- View pool resources
- Manage FAST VP general settings
- Manage FAST Cache (supported physical deployments only)
- Manage FAST Cache storage objects (physical deployments only)
- View storage profiles (physical deployments only)
- Manage drive groups (physical deployments only)
- Manage storage system capacity settings
- Manage system tier capacity settings
- Manage file systems
- Manage user quotas for file systems and quota trees
- Manage quota trees
- Manage quota settings
- Manage NFS network shares
- Manage SMB network shares
- Manage LUNs
- Manage consistency groups
- Manage VMware NFS datastores
- Manage VMware VMFS datastores
- Manage VMware protocol endpoints
- Manage vVol datastores
- Manage vVol objects
- Manage capability profiles
- Manage I/O limits
- Manage I/O limit configuration
- Protect Data
- Manage snapshots
- Manage snapshot NFS shares
- Manage snapshot CIFS shares
- Manage replication sessions
- Create replication sessions
- View replication sessions
- Change replication session settings
- Pause replication sessions
- Resume replication sessions
- Manually synchronize replication sessions
- Delete replication sessions
- Fail over replication sessions
- Fail back replication sessions
- Preserve asynchronous replication sessions
- Re-create a replication session
- Manage virtual RecoverPoint appliance CHAP accounts
- Manage Data at Rest Encryption (physical deployments only)
- Manage KMIP support (physical deployments only)
- Data Mobility
- Manage Events and Alerts
- Service the System
- Manage Metrics
- Use Cases
- Pool use cases
- File sharing use cases
- Resource configuration use cases
- Replication configuration use case
- Configure local replication
- Configure asynchronous replication
- Configure synchronous replication
- Create a replication interface
- Create a replication connection
- Create a replication session for block storage
- Create an asynchronous replication session for file storage
- Create a synchronous replication session for file storage
- View replication sessions
- Reference
Dell Unity™ Family Unisphere® Command Line Interface User Guide
Manage FTP settings
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a client/server protocol that operates over TCP/IP and allows file sharing across heterogeneous systems. Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) protocol provides secure file transfer and manipulation functionality by using SSH.
You can configure a NAS server to share files using the FTP or SFTP protocol. Remote clients can be authenticated using a Unix or Windows user name. You can also have the FTP service to accept anonymous user authentication.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| NAS server | Associated NAS server identifier. |
| FTP enabled | Indicates whether the FTP protocol is enabled. Valid values are:
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| SFTP enabled | Indicates whether the SFTP protocol is enabled. Valid values are:
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| CIFS users enabled | Indicates whether Windows (SMB) users can be authenticated by the FTP or SFTP server. Valid values are:
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| Unix users enabled | Indicates whether Unix users can be authenticated by the FTP or SFTP server. Valid values are:
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| Anonymous user enabled | Indicates whether the FTP server supports anonymous user authentication. Valid values are:
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| Home directory limitation enabled | Indicates whether authenticated FTP or SFTP users are limited to their home directories. Valid values are:
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| Default home directory | Indicates the default home directory for the FTP or SFTP users with no defined or accessible home directory. |
| Welcome message | Indicates the welcome message that appears to FTP or SFTP users before authentication. |
| Message of the day | Indicates the message of the day that appears once the FTP or SFTP users log on. |
| Audit enabled | Indicates whether the FTP or SFTP server has audit file collection enabled. Valid values are:
|
| Audit files directory | Specifies the directory where the audit files for the FTP or SFTP server are stored. |
| Audit file maximum size | Specifies the maximum file size of the audit files. When the maximum is reached, a new audit file is created. |
| Allowed hosts | Specifies a comma-separated list of host IPs that are allowed access to the FTP or SFTP server. The IP can be the IPv4, IPv6, or subnet address.
For subnets, the following notation convention must be used:
NOTE:If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are allowed only for clients whose IP addresses are included in those specified in the allowed hosts list. Any clients whose IP is not specified in this list are denied access. If a subnet is defined in the allowed hosts list, the client IP must belong to the specified subnet to be allowed to connect to the NAS server. If defined, denied hosts cannot be defined.
|
| Allowed users | Specifies a comma-separated list of user names that are allowed access to the FTP or SFTP server (numerical user IDs are invalid and ignored).
NOTE:If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are allowed only for the specified users. Any users not specified in this list are denied access. If defined, denied users cannot be defined.
|
| Allowed groups | Specifics a comma-separated list of user groups that are allowed access to the FTP or SFTP server. Specify the name of the group (numerical group IDs are invalid and ignored).
NOTE: If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are allowed only for the listed groups. Any user groups not specified in this list will be denied access. If defined, denied groups cannot be defined.
|
| Denied hosts | Specifies a comma-separated list of host IPs that are denied access to the FTP or SFTP server. The IP can be the IPv4, IPv6, or subnet address.
For subnets, the following notation convention must be used:
NOTE:If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are denied only for clients whose IP addresses or subnet addresses are included in this list. If defined, allowed hosts cannot be defined.
|
| Denied users | Specifies a comma-separated list of user names that are denied access to the FTP or SFTP server (numerical user IDs are invalid and ignored).
NOTE:If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are denied only for the specified users. Any users not specified in this list are allowed access. If defined, allowed users cannot be defined.
|
| Denied groups | Specifics a comma-separated list of user groups that are denied access to the FTP or SFTP server. Specify the name of the group (numerical group IDs are invalid and ignored).
NOTE: If this option is specified, FTP/SFTP connections are denied only for the listed groups. Any user groups not specified in this list will be allowed access. If defined, allowed groups cannot be defined.
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