"... a remote storage node appliance." What does this mean? - is it a closed system?
If a remote AFTD, you must have the storage node software installed on the host - otherwise you must control it from the NW server (a 'direct' attached network device).
There are a lot of potential reasons why you cannot browse the file system on a client. The most likely reason is that there are certificate problems (GSS errors). You could solve this by deleting the certificates for the client.
May I suggest that you do not use the wizard but enter the pathname directly.
bingo.1
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October 15th, 2014 10:00
"... a remote storage node appliance." What does this mean? - is it a closed system?
If a remote AFTD, you must have the storage node software installed on the host - otherwise you must control it from the NW server (a 'direct' attached network device).
There are a lot of potential reasons why you cannot browse the file system on a client. The most likely reason is that there are certificate problems (GSS errors). You could solve this by deleting the certificates for the client.
May I suggest that you do not use the wizard but enter the pathname directly.
crazyrov
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October 15th, 2014 06:00
Why note mount the share on the backup server instead ? You are going to traverse the network twice incase you want to do what you want to do here.
Assuming you know what you are doing, did you try getting the device configured manually without using the wizard.
lguinane
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October 16th, 2014 06:00
Thanks Guys,
Actually manually configuring the AFTD allowed me to configure this.