SMB network storage
This Network Storage uses an SMB server as additional storage space.
Adding the SMB Network Storage
In the desired domain, navigate to the ACCOUNTS > Network Storage
module. Click Add
. The Add Network Storage
dialog displays. Select SMB
as the Protocol, then click OK
. The Add "SMB" Network Storage
dialog displays as shown in the image below.
Below is a description of the SMB Network Storage fields.
BASIC
Name — Identifies the unique Network Storage name.
CONNECTION
Host/IP — Identifies the remote hostname or IP address of the remote FTP server.
Port — Identifies the port to use when communicating with the remote FTP server.
Timeout — The maximum time (in minutes) for establishing a connection to the remote server.
AUTHENTICATION
Enter credentials — If selected, static credentials are used to connect to the remote FTP server.
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Username — Identifies the user name that connects to the remote server.
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Password — Identifies the user name's password.
Replay credentials — If selected, the current user's credentials are used instead of a static Username and Password.
Note: Replay credentials is not supported for users who connect to the MFT Server using SFTP with public key authentication. This option is set on the domain-level inACCOUNTS > Users > Users > Add/Edit > Require public key authentication for SFTP
.
Domain — Identifies the Domain name.
ADVANCED
Remote directory — If selected, maps the local virtual path to a specified remote path on the target server.
Map current local directory to remote directory — If selected, maps the local virtual path to a remote path with the same name.
Example: Assume the Network Storage is mapped to a virtual path named /mypath. When connecting to the Network Storage, it will place the user in the /mypath directory on the target server.
Debug log directory — If selected, identifies the directory to store debug files.
TAGS
Tags — If specified, identifies one or more tags used to limit administrator access to the Network Storage.
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