NAS scenario

Available in Classic and VPC

The request for the use of NAS is done by creating a NAS volume in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. Creating a server to use NAS and setting the server connection environment are also conducted in the console.

How to create a server and set the server connection environment for the use of NAS is different for each use environment. Therefore, check the NAS use scenario that fits into your use environment.

• VPC environment
• Classic environment

VPC environment

1. Server creation, server connection environment setting: Console
   • Server creation, public IP, firewall(ACG) setting, and admin password check
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Start NAS

2. NAS volume creation: Console
   • NAS volume creation, access control setting (CIFS authentication information setting)
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Create NAS volume

3. Server mounting
   • Mounting NAS Volumes on Linux Servers and Windows Servers
   • Guide page for this stage
     • NFS volume mount (Linux)
     • CIFS volume mount (Windows)

4. Set and manage NAS volume
   • Set NAS volume snapshot
   • Set and view NAS volume event
   • Change NAS volume capacity
   • Set access control
   • CIFS Authentication
   • Monitor NAS volume
   • Set NAS volume termination protection
   • Delete NAS volume
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Snapshot settings
     • Snapshot use and management
     • Event settings
     • Manage events
     • Change NAS volume capacity
     • Set access control
     • Change CIFS authentication information
     • Monitor NAS volume
     • Set NAS volume termination protection
     • Delete NAS volume

Classic environment

1. Server creation, server connection environment setting: Console
   • Server creation, public IP, firewall(ACG) setting, port forwarding setting, and admin password check
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Start NAS

2. NAS volume creation: Console
   • NAS volume creation, NFS access control setting (CIFS authentication information setting)
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Create NAS volume

3. Server mounting
   • Mounting NAS Volumes on Linux Servers and Windows Servers
   • Guide page for this stage
     • NFS volume mount (Linux)
     • CIFS volume mount (Windows)

4. Set and manage NAS volume
   • Set NAS volume snapshot
   • Set and view NAS volume event
   • Change NAS volume capacity
   • Set the access control for NFS.
   • CIFS Authentication
   • Monitor NAS volume
   • Set NAS volume termination protection
   • Delete NAS volume
   • Guide page for this stage
     • Snapshot settings
     • Snapshot use and management
     • Event settings
     • Manage events
     • Change NAS volume capacity
     • Set the access control for NFS.
     • Change CIFS authentication information
     • Monitor NAS volume
     • Set NAS volume termination protection
     • Delete NAS volume