Storage Type |
The type of the storage pool. In this example, specify NAS as the value of this parameter.
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Protocol Type |
The protocol that is used by the storage pool. Valid values:
NFS: the Network File System (NFS) protocol.
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Connection Method |
The method that is used to connect to the storage pool. Valid values:
Note You are not charged for traffic that is generated when you access the self-managed
NAS file system over the Internet. However, the connection may be exposed to security
risks. We recommend that you use a VPC to ensure higher security.
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Storage pool name |
The name of the storage pool. |
Protocol Version |
The version of the NAS file system. If you set the Protocol Type parameter to NFS, only NFS V4 is supported. For more information, see Comparison of Network File System version 4 to Prior Versions.
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Region |
- If you set the Connection Method parameter to VPC, select the region in which the VPC is deployed.
- If you set the Connection Method parameter to Public Network, select the region in which your NAS file system is deployed or a region that is
close to the region in which your NAS file system is deployed.
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Peer VPC |
The VPC to which the self-managed NAS file system is connected.
Note This parameter is displayed only if you set the Connection Method parameter to VPC.
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Address |
The private or public endpoint of the self-managed NAS file system.
If you set the Connection Method parameter to VPC, you must specify the IP address
of the self-managed NAS file system. If you set the Connection Method parameter to
Public Network, you can specify the IP address or domain name of the self-managed
NAS file system.
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Port Number |
The port that is used to connect to the self-managed NAS file system. |
NAS Server Path |
Optional. The mount target of the self-managed NAS file system. |
Storage Capacity |
The storage capacity of the self-managed NAS file system. Unit: GB. Default value:
1024. Minimum value: 10.
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