Mount NAS Storage in Linux Overview 转载

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Then…

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RedHat Enterprise Linux,CentOS or CloudLinux

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Determine if the cifs-utils utility is installed by running the following command:

root@slnastest [~]# rpm -q cifs-utilsNote: If cifs-utils is not installed,the following message will appear:

package cifs-utils is not installed

• If cifs-utils is installed,proceed to the next step.

• If cifs-utils is not installed,install the utility using the following command:

root@slnastest [~]# yum
install cifs-utils

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Debian or Ubuntu

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Determine if the cifs-utils utility is installed by running the following command:

root@slnastest:~# dpkg-query -S cifs-utils

Note: If cifs-utils is not installed,the following message will appear:

dpkg-query: no path found matching pattern *cifs-utils*.

• If cifs-utils is installed,proceed to the next step.

• If cifs-utils is not installed,install the utility using the following command:

root@slnastest [~]# apt-get install
cifs-utils
root@slnastest:~# dpkg-query -S cifs-utils
cifs-utils: /usr/share/doc/cifs-utils
cifs-utils: /usr/share/doc/cifs-utils/changelog.gz
cifs-utils: /usr/share/doc/cifs-utils/NEWS.Debian.gz
cifs-utils: /usr/share/doc/cifs-utils/changelog.Debian.gz
cifs-utils: /usr/share/doc/cifs-utils/copyright

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1. Create the directory and mount the device using the following commands:

   mkdir /local/mountpointmount -t cifs //Hostname/Username -o username=username,password=password,rw,nounix,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0644,dir_mode=0755 /mnt Example: root@slnastest [~]# mkdir /mnt/nas root@slnastest [~]# mount -t cifs //nas05.service.softlayer.com/SL12345-1 -o username=SL12345-1,password=NASPASSWORD rw,dir_mode=0755 /mnt/nas root@slnastest [~]# df -Th /mnt/nas/Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on //nas05.service.softlayer.com/SL12345-1 cifs 54T 49T 5.3T 91% /mnt/nas

2. Determine if the NAS should mount on reboot.

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Then…

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Mount on reboot

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Add the following command to the /etc/fstab file:

//nas05.service.softlayer.com/SL12345-1 /mnt/nas cifs defaults,username=SL12345-1,password=NASPASSWORD 0 0

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Not mount on reboot

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Proceed to the next step.

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1. Unmount and mount the NAS to verify that the fstab was edited correctly. Refer to the table below for the unmount and mount commands.

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Unmount the NAS

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root@slnastest [~]# umount /mnt/nas/

root@slnastest [~]# df -Th /mnt/nas

Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on

/dev/xvda2 ext3 25G 4.6G 19G 20% /

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Mount the NAS

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root@slnastest [~]# mount /mnt/nas/

root@slnastest [~]# df -Th /mnt/nas/

Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on

//nas05.service.softlayer.com/SL12345-1

cifs 54T 49T 5.3T 91% /mnt/nas

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