HP StoreOnce Backup - Manual (Page 40)

Connecting to the NAS target device on Windows
To access the NAS CIFS target device from a Windows server on the network, enter the following
in Windows Explorer:
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\\<Fully Qualified domain name>\<share name>
NOTE: This is the Fully Qualified domain name or VIF IP address of the StoreOnce service
set.
Or \\<VIF IP address>\<share name>
NOTE:
This information is also provided in the StoreOnce GUI for the share: Select a share under
NAS–Shares and on the Share tab look for the Network Path.
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If User authentication was set for the CIFS server, a prompt will require a user name and
password, which will be:
<StoreOnce server name>\<user name> <password> or <StoreOnce VIF IP
address>\<user name> <password> .
The share can also be mounted through the Map Network Drive utility in Windows or through
the Command Prompt utility with the net use command.
net use z:\\192.168.2.1\Share_3 /user:192.168.2.1\User1<password>
This command will mount Share_3 available from StoreOnce device 192.168.2.1 locally
on the server on z: drive using local StoreOnce CIFS server User1 credentials.
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If AD authentication was set for the CIFS server, a prompt will require a user name and
password, which will be:
/user:mydomainname\mydomainuser<mydomainuserpassword>
The share can also be mounted through the Map Network Drive utility in Windows or through
the Command Prompt utility with the net use command.
net use z:\\192.168.2.1\Share_3 /user:192.168.2.1\User1<password>
This will mount Share_3 available from StoreOnce device 192.168.2.1 locally on the server
on z: drive using the ‘mydomainname’ domain user User1 and its credentials.
Configuring user authentication
Once the server has been set to User mode, you can create new local users.
1.
On the CIFS Server tab select Create User.
2. Provide a username and password and click Update.
IMPORTANT: The User Name must be unique to the couplet. Do not use the same User
Name on both service sets within a couplet.
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