NAS Storage Configuration
SMB Storage
Configuration
Go into:
System -> Hardware -> Storages -> NAS
To add a SMB Storage, click the button
Fill the following parameters to configure the storage :
| Parameters | Definition |
|---|---|
Name | Complete the name of the storage |
Comment |
|
Protocol | Choose the protocol SMB or NFS |
Version | Choose the version of the protocol For SMB : Version 1 - 2.1 and 3.0 For NFS : Version 3 - 4 |
Host | Complete the Hostname |
Once, the storage is configured, you need to map the target you want connect to Nodeum to run the Workflow.
How to map NAS Target ?
First, go to
Storage Services -> NAS
To add a NAS Target,
click the button
Fill the following parameters to configure the storage :
NFS Storage
Configuration
Go into:
System -> Hardware -> Storages -> NAS
| Parameters | Definition |
|---|---|
Name | Complete the name of the storage |
Comment |
|
Protocol | Choose the protocol SMB or NFS |
Version | Choose the version of the protocol For SMB : Version 1 - 2.1 and 3.0 For NFS : Version 3 - 4 |
Host | Complete the Hostname |
Once, the storage is configured, you need to map the target you want connect to Nodeum to run the Workflow.
How to map NFS Target ?
Storage Services -> NAS
Add a NFS Target,
In Docker deployment, if you can't browse the NFS target and you get such kind of error message: Can't mount nas01.domain.local:/share/volumes/data/. Then you have to addnolock as a Mount Options for this storage.
Mounted File System Storage
Configuration
Go into:
System -> Hardware -> Storages -> NAS
| Parameters | Definition |
|---|---|
Name* | Complete the name you define in the toml (ansible playbook) |
Comment |
|
Protocol | Choose unspecified (+++ Mandatory) |
Host | Complete the Hostname |
Mandatory to have the same name as the name writing in the toml (parent_name)
How to map a Target ?
First, go to
Storage Services -> NAS
To add a Target,
| Parameters | Definition |
|---|---|
NAS Name* | Select the NAS |
Name* | Give a name for your target |
Target | Use the target Path |
Mount Options | |
Username | |
Password |
NAS Overview
After to have configured the differents NAS Storage (SMB, NFS or Mounted File System), a complete view is provided to see the status of the NAS Storage
Status
| Status | Definition | Comments |
|---|---|---|
NAS is Online |
| |
NAS is Offline | To reconnect the NAS, just push on the button to refresh the connection |
The name of a NAS Storage is unique.
You can't have several NAS Storage with the same Name. If you delete a NAS Storage which are already used by workflow, the system refused to create a new NAS with the same name.
After the creation of a user, it's required to give the rights and privileges to the user to access to your NAS Storage.
If the user haven't access, the tasks and operation inside Nodeum will be impossible.
Security Mode
Allowed values are in mount options if needed :
The default in mainline kernel versions prior to v3.8 was sec=ntlm. In v3.8, the default was changed to sec=ntlmssp.
| mount options | definition |
|---|---|
sec = | |
none | attempt to connection as a null user (no name) |
krb5 | Use Kerberos version 5 authentication |
krb5i | Use Kerberos authentication and forcibly enable packet signing |
ntlm | Use NTLM password hashing |
ntlmi | Use NTLM password hashing and force packet signing |
ntlmv2 | Use NTLMv2 password hashing |
ntlmv2i | Use NTLMv2 password hashing and force packet signing |
ntlmssp | Use NTLMv2 password hashing encapsulated in Raw NTLMSSP message |
ntlmsspi | Use NTLMv2 password hashing encapsulated in Raw NTLMSSP message, and force packet signing |
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