When Testing Network, it Fails on CIFS Mount

When Testing Network, it Fails on CIFS Mount

Product Line:   VERDE

If you're attempting to mount CIFS/Windows storage device for VERDE's clustered environment, you MUST get “a route” established between the Cluster Master and the CIFS storage server before the mount is successful.  What you need to do for both the CM and the CM Candidate is initially define the VERDEOS to not have a separate storage, initiate networking, exit from the VERDEOS menu and from the VERDE server prompt, ping the storage server.  Then, go back to the VERDEOS menu, define the CIFS Mount.  Presto!!  It works.  We had to do it with both the CM and the Candidate.
    • Related Articles

    • When Testing Network, it Fails on NFS Mount

      Product Line:  VERDE ISSUE:  When mounting storage via the VERDE-MENU, and then running the Test Network, the test fails on NFS Mount... FAILURE writing test file (/home/vb-verde/verde-network-test.txt) to external But, when you test manually ...
    • VERDE/VERDEOS CIFS Mount Instructions

      Product Line:  VERDE To get CIFS storage working with RPM based installation on CentOS 7.x, use the following steps:   Install CentOS 7.x Install VERDE using RPM build packages Installed CIFS-UTILS using command yum install cifs-utils Stop VERDE ...
    • Configuring CIFS for VERDEOS

      Product Line:  VERDE Following are instructions to assist in setting up Common Internet File System (CIFS) to be used as Shared Storage by VERDEOS. ·         Create a CIFS share on the Windows Server and make sure it is accessible from another host ...
    • VERDEOS NAS Mount Instructions:

      Product Line: VERDE It is recommended that you set up your shared storage mount before installing and using VERDEOS.  But, it is possible to add the storage device post usage.  You'll need to backup all the data located in /home/.  /HOME/vb-verde is ...
    • CIFS /etc/fstab Mount Command

      Product Line:  VERDE *NOTE*  CIFS is Supported.  Here's an example of the CIFS mount command in the /etc/fstab file: //192.168.0.152/verdeshare/verdeshare /home/vb-verde cifs username=administrator,passwd=Ahlborn09,domain=ahlborn.local 0 0 ***NOTE*** ...