To access the Gateway appliance private network CLI:
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- Connect a computer to the same private network as the Gateway appliance.
- Use an SSH client to log in to the Gateway CLI using your Gateway user credentials, default SSH port 22.
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fs config
Show mounted filesystems
fs config example
fs config
+------+------------------------------------------+----------------+----------+
|Status|Source |Target |Options |
+------+------------------------------------------+----------------+----------+
|AUTO |nfs:192.168.0.2/home/dev/share |/mnt/linux/share|[defaults]|
+------+------------------------------------------+----------------+----------+
|AUTO |cifs://192.168.0.3/share |/mnt/share |[] |
+------+------------------------------------------+----------------+----------+
|AUTO |cifs://192.168.0.3/Users/dev/Desktop/share%7C/mnt/your_share |[] |
fs show
Show NFS or SMB mounts available to the appliance from a remote host.
fs show
fs mount
Mount a remote filesystem to configure remote backups.
NFS mount example
gateway>fs mount --for-backups --from nfs://192.168.0.2/home/dev/share --to /mnt/your_share
successfully mounted nfs://192.168.0.2:/home/dev/share to /mnt/your_share
/mnt/your_share will be used as the backup destination
SMB mount example
fs mount --for-backups --from smb://192.168.0.3/Users/dev/Desktop/share --to /mnt/your_share
remote share user: username
remote share password: **************
successfully mounted smb://192.168.0.3:/Users/dev/Desktop/share to /mnt/your_share
/mnt/your_share will be used as the backup destination
fs unmount
Unmount a mounted remote filesystem
fs unmount example
fs unmount --mount-point /mnt/your_share
This is the current backup destination. Are you sure? [y|n] y
successfully unmounted /mnt/your_share
The new backup destination will be "/opt/EcoStruxureITGateway/backups"
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