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The NEC Storage NAS Basic Software provides access and control functions utilizing ACL (Access Control List) for Windows systems and File Permission Control for UNIX systems.
In the sxfs file system, access control functions are provided by using POSIX-compatible mode bits similarly to the case with typical NFS servers.
In the sxfsfw file system, access control functions are provided by using NTFS-compatible ACL (Access Control List) for Windows OS. When accessed from an NFS client, NTFS-compatible ACL of the sxfsfw file system performs access and control functions by allocating File Owner, File Group, and EVERYONE to the corresponding POSIX compatible mode bits.
In the sxfs file system, elements of access control functions are mapped into POSIX-compatible mode bits. Any CIFS client access is converted into Windows ACL using the same conversion method as with Samba.
In the sxfsfw file system, access control functions are provided by using NTFS-compatible ACL for Windows OS.
Link to other functions of NEC Storage NAS Basic Software.
NEC Storage NAS Basic Software supports the TCP/IP protocol, which is the Internet standard protocol, and the Gigabit Ethernet interface including TOE functions. Other network control functions such as TOE control and link aggregation functions are also offered.
The NEC Storage NAS Basic Software offers highly sophisticated and optimized file systems along with various network protocols such as NFS and NDMP.
Various kinds of functions such as cluster configuration functions are supported in order to improve operational availability.
