This topic introduces the connection command usage:
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NOTE: If you specify a command without supplying the expected value or option, you are prompted to provide the correct value or option. |
Displays the current connections on a container.
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NOTE: In addition to displaying the current status of an existing container connection, this command also verifies if an existing container connection is disabled (by listing its status as offline). |
connection --show [--name <name>] [--type <NFS|||||>][--verbose]
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--name Name of container. ABC --type Type of sharing (NFS|||||). --verbose Show further details.
Container Name Connection Type Target avc
Display the complete status of all existing container connections by using the --verbose command on a QoreStor (this example only shows a partial display of the total output):
Container Entry ID : 1 Container Name : NV_QS1 connection Entry ID : 1 connection Quota : Unlimited connection Used Capacity : 257.0 GiB connection Enabled : Yes connection status : Available
Adds a new connection to a container.
connection --add --name <name> --type <NFS|||||> [--clients <ip address>] [--dma <ip address>] [--initiator <IQN, ip address, hname, or WWPN>] [--map <nobody | | administrator>] [--options <NFS | mount export options>] [--capacity <Positive decimal number>]
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--name Name of container. --type Type of sharing required (NFS|||||). --clients Restrict NFS/ access to this list of comma separated hs. --dma Restrict access to this DMA h. --initiator Restrict /FC access to this /FC initiator. --map How to map for NFS. --options mount options NFS (rw,ro,insecure), (hide,unhide, sync always=<yes/no>,valid users). --capacity usable capacity in Gigabytes.
Successfully added connection entry. connection Quota : 10 connection Enabled : Yes
Updates or modifies the connection values on an existing container connection on a QoreStor. The --capacity command option lets you specify a positive decimal number to represent the capacity size (in Gigabytes (GB)) of an container.
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NOTE: container connections are unlimited by default, and type container connections only support unlimited capacity. |
connection --update --name <name> --type <NFS|||||> [--clients <ip address>] [--dma <ip address>] [--initiator <IQN, ip address, hname, or WWPN>] [--map <nobody | | administrator>] [--options <NFS | mount export options>] [--capacity <Positive decimal number>]
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--name Name of container. --type Type of sharing required (NFS|||||). --clients Restrict NFS/ access to this list of comma separated hs. --dma Restrict access to this DMA h. --initiator Restrict /FC access to this /FC initiator. --map How to map for NFS. --options mount options NFS (rw,ro,insecure), (hide,unhide). --capacity usable capacity in Gigabytes.
Successfully updated connection entry. connection Quota : 200 GiB connection Used Capacity : 0.0 GiB connection Enabled : Yes
