Reference Guide

Getting Help on the CLI

The CLI provides online help for menus, commands, arguments, and options. At any time while using the

CLI, you can type help to see more information about the available menus, commands, arguments, and

options.

Example 1

CLI/access-control/mapping/manual> help

Available commands:

list

view

add

edit

delete

restore

Example 2

CLI/access-control/mapping/manual> help edit

edit - Modify the mapping rule between a Windows and UNIX user

Usage: edit <WindowsUserDomain> <WindowsUserName> <UNIXUserName> [Options]

Options:

-EnableWindowsToUNIXMapping <EnableWindowsToUNIXMapping>

-EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping <EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping>

Parameters:

WindowsUserDomain - Domain of the Windows user, the available

domains are displayed by "domains-list" command

WindowsUserName - Name of the Windows user

UNIXUserName - Name of the UNIX user

EnableWindowsToUNIXMapping - Indicate whether the Windows to

UNIX mapping is enabled. The optional values are: Yes or No

EnableUNIXToWindowsMapping - Indicate whether the UNIX to Windows mapping

is enabled. The optional values are: Yes or No

Accessing the CLI

Log on to the CLI using either a VGA console or a secure shell (SSH) session.

Connect to the FluidFS Cluster CLI Using a VGA Console

Log on to the CLI using a VGA console to manage the FluidFS cluster.

NOTE: Connect a monitor to the NAS controller’s VGA port and connect a keyboard to one of the