Manage Remote File System
- 13 Apr 2023
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Manage Remote File System
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Add Remote File System: NFS
- Go to System :: Remote File System.
- Click Add (displays dialog).
- Enter details:
- Mount Point
- File System Type drop-down, select NFS
- Remote Server
- Remote Directory
- (optional) Mount On-demand checkbox
- (optional) Include in the File Manager checkbox
- Click Save.
Add Remote File System: Windows Sharing
- Go to System :: Remote File System.
- Click Add (displays dialog).
- Enter details:
- Mount Point
- File System Type drop-down, select Windows Sharing
- Remote Server
- Remote Directory
- Username
- Password
- Confirm Password
- (optional) Mount On-demand checkbox
- (optional) Include in the File Manager checkbox
- Click Save.
Add Remote File System: SSHFS
- Go to System :: Remote File System.
- Click Add (displays dialog).
- Enter details:
- Mount Point
- File System Type drop-down, select SSHFS.
- Remote Server
- Remote Directory
- Username
- On Authentication Method menu, select one:
- Password radio button (expands dialog). Enter Password and Confirm Password.
- SSH Key radio button (expands dialog). Enter SSH Key File Path.
- (optional) Mount On-demand checkbox
- (optional) Include in the File Manager checkbox
- Click Save.
Edit Remote File System
- Go to System :: Remote File System.
- Click on the name in the Mount Point column.
- On the dialog, make changes, as needed.
- Click Save.
Delete Remote File System
- Go to System :: Remote File System.
- Select checkbox next to name.
- Click Delete.
- On the confirmation dialog, click OK.
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