- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
- Introduction
- Monitoring The FluidFS NAS Solution
- Using Volumes
Shares And Quotas
- NAS Volumes
- Shares And Exports
- Managing NFS Exports
- Managing CIFS Shares
- Creating Home Shares
- Setting Access Control Lists And Share Level Permissions On FluidFS
- Quotas
- Protecting Data
On The FluidFS NAS Cluster Solution
- Snapshots
- Replication
- Backing Up And Restoring Data
- Using Antivirus Applications
- Managing The
FluidFS NAS Solution
- Managing The System
- Managing Client Access
- Managing Administrator Users
- Managing Local Users For CIFS And NFS Access
- Managing Local Groups
- Authentication
- Active Directory
- Synchronizing The NAS Cluster Solution With The Active Directory Server
- Network Configuration Overview
- Configuring DNS
- Managing Static Routes
- Defining File System Protocols
- Configuring CIFS Parameters
- Configuring System Time Parameters
- Managing Licenses
- Configuring E-mail Parameters On PowerVault NX3500/NX3600/NX3610 NAS Solutions
- Configuring SNMP
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting CIFS Issues
- Misconfigured AV Host Settings Result In Access Denied To CIFS files
- CIFS Access Denied
- CIFS ACL Corruption
- CIFS Client Clock Skew
- CIFS Client Disconnection On File Read
- CIFS Client General Disconnection
- CIFS Client Login Failure
- CIFS Connection Failure
- CIFS Delete On Close Denial
- CIFS File Access Denied
- CIFS File Sharing Conflict
- CIFS Guest Account Invalid
- CIFS Locking Inconsistency
- CIFS Maximum Connections Reached
- CIFS Share Does Not Exist
- CIFS Path Share Not Found
- CIFS Write To Read Only Volume
- Troubleshooting NFS Issues
- Cannot Mount NFS Export
- NFS Export Does Not Exist
- NFS File Access Denied
- NFS Insecure Access To Secure Export
- NFS Mount Fails Due To Export Options
- NFS Mount Fails Due To Netgroup Failure
- NFS Mount Path Does Not Exist
- NFS Owner Restricted Operation
- NFS Write To Read-Only Export
- NFS Write To Read-Only Volume
- NFS Write To Snapshot
- NFS Access Denied To A File Or Directory
- Troubleshooting Replication Issues
- Replication Configuration Error
- Replication Destination Cluster Is Busy
- Replication Destination FS Is Busy
- Replication Destination Is Down
- Replication Destination Is Not Optimal
- Replication Destination Volume Is Busy Reclaiming Space
- Replication Destination Volume Is Detached
- Replication Disconnection
- Replication Incompatible Versions
- Replication Internal Error
- Replication Jumbo Frames Blocked
- Replication Destination Does Not Have Enough Space
- Replication Source Is Busy
- Replication Source Is Down
- Replication Source Is Not Optimal
- Replication Source Volume Is Busy Reclaiming Space
- Troubleshooting Active Directory Issues
- Troubleshooting NAS File Access And Permissions Issues
- Troubleshooting Networking Issues
- Troubleshooting NAS Manager Issues
- Troubleshooting Backup Issues
- Troubleshooting System Issues
- Troubleshooting Dell NAS Initial Deployment Utility (IDU) Issues
- Troubleshooting CIFS Issues
- Maintaining
The NAS Cluster Solution
- Shutting Down The NAS Cluster Solution
- Turning On The NAS Cluster Solution
- Restoring NAS Volume Configuration
- Restoring Cluster Configuration
- Formatting File System
- Installing The Service Pack
- Expanding The NAS Cluster Storage Capacity
- Running Diagnostics
- Reinstalling The NAS Cluster Solution
- Expanding The NAS Cluster
- Replacing A NAS Cluster Solution Controller
- NAS Manager Features In Degraded Mode
- Internationalization
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Secured Management
- Getting Help
Dell FluidFS NAS Solutions Administrator's Guide
Managing Client Access
The Subnets page enables you to set one or more virtual IP addresses through which clients access the system's shares and exports. If your network is routed, it is recommended to define more than one virtual IP address.
You can define multiple subnets to allow clients to access the NAS cluster solution directly and not through a router. Configure a single name on your DNS servers for each subnet, to enable load-balancing between these IP addresses.
- NOTE: All the virtual IP addresses must be valid IP addresses on the networks allocated by the site system administrator.
The Subnets page also lets you update the IP address ranges used internally by the system, for management and interconnect purposes.
You can view the current configuration of the system subnets, add new subnet information, and remove or modify existing subnets. Configure a single name on your DNS servers for each subnet, to enable load balancing between these IP addresses.
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