The QoreStor UI offers direct access to the QoreStor terminal for execution of CLI commands through the browser.
To access the Web Terminal
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NOTE: QoreStor includes a custom shell implementation that simplifies and secures command line access. During installation, QoreStor creates the qsadmin user account with the permissions and configurations necessary to run QoreStor commands. Unless absolutely necessary, Quest recommends using the qsadmin account for CLI access. The default credentials are: user: qsadmin password: St0r@ge! |
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NOTE: Refer to the QoreStor Command Line Reference Guide for more detailed information on QoreStor CLI commands. |
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NOTE: When using Internet Explorer 11 to access the QoreStor UI, the Terminal page is displayed directly after logging in to QoreStor. The QoreStor navigation menu is not displayed and use of other UI functions is not supported. |
QoreStor provides a REST API in order to provide an efficient method for application management or integration. For more information on using the REST API, see the sections below.
All API requests should be sent to https://<QoreStor host>:5233/api. With the exception of the Authentication request, all requests should carry the HTTP header Authorization: Bearer <token>.
API calls will generate one of the response types below. Refer to the API documentation for the specific request for more information on expected responses.
Authentication to the API is accomplished using the username and password for an existing QoreStor account. Once logged in, a token will be generated that can be used to authenticate API commands.
To use API authentication:
curl -X POST "https://QoreStor.host.com:5233/api/auth/login" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{ \"name\": \"TestUser\", \"password\": \"TestUserPassword\"}"
You may also use this token to authorize API requests via the documentation page. To do so,
The detailed documentation for the QoreStor API is hosted on your QoreStor serer. To view the documentation, enter the URL below into a browser.
https://<QoreStor Server>:5233//api/docs/index.html
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NOTE: In the example above, replace <QoreStor Server> with the FQDN or IP address of your QoreStor server. |
The API documentation contains the following:
To view and test an API
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NOTE: The example below uses the GET containers request. The steps are similar for other requests. |
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NOTE: Parameters for Get Containers are optional. Some requests have required parameters. |
In the QoreStor GUI, you can easily view and configure system settings such as, active directory, system date and time, expansion shelf enclosures, licenses, networking, schedules for system operations, SSL certificates, storage groups, and users.
QoreStor offers a backend capacity licensing model to allow for simple integration with other Quest Data Protection products.
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NOTE: Term licenses are intended for specific customer use cases, i.e., licensing according to yearly billing cycles. A perpetual license is appropriate for most customers. |
QoreStor licenses are additive, meaning that if you purchase a 5TB license now, and a 10TB license in the future, you will have 15TB total capacity.
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NOTE: Licenses for QoreStor are specific to the QoreStor server. When installing a license, the System ID for your QoreStor server is required. You can obtain the System ID with the command system --show | grep "System ID" |
QoreStor offers two methods for evaluation:
If you have purchased a standalone license, you can install it using the system --license command, as described in the QoreStor Command Line Reference Guide.
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NOTE: When ordering a license, the System ID for your QoreStor server is required. You can obtain the System ID with the command system --show | grep "System ID" |
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