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• Create a container—You can create multiple containers in a NAS cluster.
NAS Container Operations
You can optionally perform any of the following operations on a NAS container:
• Display container information—You can display information about the containers in the NAS cluster,
including the status, space utilization, CIFS shares, NFS exports, snapshots, schedules, and quotas.
• Modify the file security style—You can modify the file security style (Mixed, NFTS, or UNIX) for a container.
• Modify the UNIX directory and UNIX file permissions—You can modify the UNIX file and UNIX
directory permissions (Read, Write, and Execute) for Owner, Group, and Others.
• Create group and user quotas—You can create group and user quotas to control client space usage in a
container.
• Create a CIFS share—You can create multiple CIFS shares on a container.
• Modify whether to allow guest access to a CIFS share—You can allow or disallow guest access to a CIFS
share by unknown users.
• Enable NAS antivirus service (on CIFS shares only).
• Create an NFS export—You can create multiple NFS exports on a container.
• Modify the permission settings for an NFS export.
You can modify:
– Client access permission setting (allow access to all clients or only clients with the specified IP address)
– Read-only or read-write permission setting
– Trusted users (All except root, all, or nobody)
• Create a snapshot—To protect container data, you can create snapshots.
• Create a snapshot schedule—To create container snapshots regularly, you can create a snapshot schedule.
• Set up replication and backups (NDMP) to protect your data.
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