My environment is running Networker 7.6.3 servers and storage nodes.
I want to add AFTD devices to my storage nodes. The target storage is a remote storage appliance, and will be accessed via a CIFS share.
When I run the "add device wizard", I can not authenticate to the appliance to configure the device path, and when I map a drive to the CIFS share, the wizard option to browse the storage node filesystem does not display the mapped drive, I presume as it's not a physically mounted volume.
I know v8 has the functionality to do this easily but I am not able to upgrade my environment at the moment so I need to do it on v7.6.3
"... 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.
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"... 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.