Administrator Guide

Create Tenant – Step 4

1 In the Create Tenant window, click Limits.

NOTE: Setting any of these limits is optional.

Select the Restrict Tenant Capacity Enabled checkbox.

3 Type a tenant capacity limit in gigabytes (GB).

4 Select the Restrict Number of NAS Volumes in Tenant Enabled checkbox.

5 Type the maximum number of NAS volumes for this tenant.

6 Select the Restrict Number of NFS Exports in Tenant Enabled checkbox.

7 Type the maximum number of NFS exports for this tenant.

8 Select the Restrict Number of SMB Shares in Tenant Enabled checkbox.

9 Type the maximum number of SMB shares for this tenant.

10 Click Next.

Create Tenant – Step 5

1 In the Create Tenant window, click Active Directory.

2 Specify the Active Directory fully qualied domain name to be used for authentication of SMB and NFS users.

3 Type a domain name in the Domain eld.

4 (Optional) Specify the organizational unit in the AD domain where the computer account for this tenant should be created.

5 (Optional) Type the organizational unit in the Organizational Unit eld.

6 Provide credentials to perform this operation:

a Type your user name.

b Type your password.

7 Click Next.

Create Tenant – Step 6

1 In the Create Tenant window, click NFS User Repository.

2 Specify the type of NFS user repository to use for searching UIDs and GIDs by enabling one of the following choices: None, NIS, or

LDAP.

3 Click Finish.

Moving a NAS Volume Between Tenants

1 In the Storage view, select a FluidFS cluster

2 Click the File System tab.

3 In the File System view, expand Volumes, and select a volume.

4 Click Move to Tenant.

5 Click OK.

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