I saw that feature and tested it. I considered it a hack and not really a good option. One, it has a single IP or a range (i.e. the entire subnet). Doing a single IP doesn't help me. Doing the entire subnet is just bad security. I was hoping for a better solution.
The CSI Driver for PowerScale/Isilon has an option named `allowedNetwork` where you can put a CIDR address so the driver selects the IP of the node that matches that address and only the matching IPs will be put in the export.
A ticket is opened so PowerStore supports the same.
Flo_csI
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July 19th, 2021 00:00
Hi @a malcontent ,
You can use the option `externalAccess` to set the range of IPs to configure in the export : https://dell.github.io/storage-plugin-docs/docs/features/powerstore/#configuring-custom-access-to-nfs-exports
HTH
a malcontent
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July 19th, 2021 05:00
I saw that feature and tested it. I considered it a hack and not really a good option. One, it has a single IP or a range (i.e. the entire subnet). Doing a single IP doesn't help me. Doing the entire subnet is just bad security. I was hoping for a better solution.
Flo_csI
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167 Posts
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July 29th, 2021 05:00
The CSI Driver for PowerScale/Isilon has an option named `allowedNetwork` where you can put a CIDR address so the driver selects the IP of the node that matches that address and only the matching IPs will be put in the export.
A ticket is opened so PowerStore supports the same.