The NAS volume that has been backed up can be referred to or configured from the Web Console.
With this function, it is possible for the NAS backup volume to be referenced as Read-Only, writing back from the NAS backup volume to the NAS volume is possible in units of individual files.
Mount the NAS backup volume from the Web Console.
After implementing the mounting, the shared folder within the NAS backup volume can be referenced as Read-Only.
When performing restoration in units of individual files, after executing the mounting, manually move the files from the shared folder within the NAS backup volume to the shared folder within the NAS volume.
Refer to "Mount/Unmount Backup Destination" in the ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide for information on the procedures for mounting.
To access the shared folder within the NAS backup volume, refer to "3.10.4 How to Access Backup Destination Volume".
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When executing mounting of the NAS backup volume, it is required that backup has already been implemented. Confirm whether backup has already been implemented by referring to "Display Shared Folder" in the ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide.
When accessing it by the CIFS protocol, the shared folder within the NAS backup volume will have a suffix ($bak) assigned to its name and will be shared as Read-Only.
For example, when the shared folder is created with the name NAS_Share, the shared folder within the NAS backup volume can be referenced with the name NAS_Share$bak.
When the NAS backup volume is mounted, the name of the shared folder within the NAS backup volume will not be displayed in the Web Console.
While the NAS backup volume is mounted, the following operations cannot be implemented in relation to the shared folder.
Creating / Changing / Deleting the Shared Folder
Starting / Suspending Sharing
Backup / Restoration
Setup values (shared status, access settings, etc.) in the shared folder within the NAS backup volume are setup values for the NAS volume at the time of execution of the backup.
The settings of the shared folder in the NAS backup volume cannot be changed.
Before unmounting the NAS backup volume, disconnect the network from the client. If unmounted while the network is connected to the client, the NAS backup volume may fail in use.
Unmount the NAS backup volume from the Web Console.
Refer to "Mount/Unmount Backup Destination" in the ETERNUS SF Web Console Guide for information on unmounting procedures.
