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  • Introduction
  • Release Notes
  • INSTALLATION
    • Prerequisites
      • PKI Certificate Requirements
    • Deployment
      • Installation
      • License Activation
      • Add the service to Azure Stack Plan
      • Remove VConnect Resource Provider
    • Steps for version update
    • Reset SQL Credentials
  • FEATURES
    • Admin Features
      • Settings
      • Connections
        • Dell EMC Isilon
        • VMware
        • Backup features
        • Others
      • VM Templates
      • Custom Commands
      • Networks
      • Policies
      • Tenant Resources
      • Backup
      • IP Pools
      • Compute Instances
      • Service Requests
      • Request Management
      • Storage Services
      • Quotas
      • Adding VConnect Service to Azure Stack Plan
    • Tenant Features
      • Registering VConnect Service for a User Subscription
      • Creating a Virtual Machine
      • Virtual Machine Operations
      • Creating a Service Request
      • Request Approval
      • Storage Services
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  • List Shared Folders
  • Create a Shared Folder
  • Delete a Shared Folder
  • Connect to a Shared Folder

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  1. FEATURES
  2. Tenant Features

Storage Services

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VConnect Storage Services extension allows to create and manage the Shared Folders of external storage device. (Note: Currently supports Dell EMC Isilon)

List Shared Folders

  • In the VConnect Storage Services extension, click the ‘Shared Folders’ section.

  • Select a subscription from the drop down to view the list of Shared Folders.

Create a Shared Folder

  • In the VConnect Storage Services extension, click the ‘Shared Folders’ section.

  • Select a subscription.

  • Click the ‘Create’ command button.

  • Enter the name of the Shared Folder.

  • Enter the comma separated list of users to provide ReadOnly, ReadWrite accesses.

  • Enter the comma separated list of groups to provide ReadOnly, ReadWrite accesses.

  • Click ‘Create’ button

Delete a Shared Folder

  • Select a Shared Folder and click ‘Delete’ button.

  • Enter the name of the Shared Folder.

  • Check the ‘Force Delete’ checkbox to recursively delete the files present inside the Shared Folder.

Connect to a Shared Folder

  • Select a Shared Folder and click ‘Connect’ button from the Context menu.

  • To connect to the Shared Folder from a Windows machine, select a drive, copy and run the PowerShell command

  • To connect to the Shared Folder from a Linux machine, copy and run the command by replacing the mount point