Open the Server page

1. Select Devices in the left navigation bar.
2. Select File Share in the secondary navigation bar.
3. Select Servers at the top of the page.
4. In Protocol, select NFS or CIFS.
5. Use the search, status filter, Reset, Expand all, and the share operations on the right side of the page.
6. In the list, view device status, service status, and the configured shared directories.

Page operation description

Configure the NFS service

1. Set Protocol to NFS.
2. Click Service Setting.
3. In Device, select one or more devices.
4. In Port, set the NFS service port; the port range is 1–65535, and the default port is 2049.
5. Use Auto start to set whether the service starts with the system.
6. Use Service status to start or stop the current service.
7. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

Add an NFS share

1. Click Add Share to open the Add NFS Share window.
2. In Device, select one or more target devices. Android devices do not support NFS share configuration here.
3. In SDP, enter the shared directory path to export, for example /home/bmc/share.
4. In Allowed clients, enter the allowed client addresses or subnets. * allows all clients.
5. In Read/Write, select rw or ro.
6. Configure Sync write (sync) and Advanced options as needed.
7. Check the advanced options and access scope, then click Confirm.

NFS share parameter description

View and delete NFS shares

1. In the NFS list, expand the target device to view Share directory path, Allowed clients, and Read/Write mode.
2. To delete a share, select the corresponding directory and click Delete Share, or use the delete icon on that row.
3. When confirming the deletion target, verify both the share path and the allowed clients.

View NFS service status

bmc share server nfs status --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Configure the NFS service

The following example sets the service to start with the system, run immediately, and use service port 2049.

bmc share server nfs set-status --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --enabled --active --service-port 2049

To stop the service and disable auto start, pass explicit boolean values while keeping a valid port.

bmc share server nfs set-status --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --enabled=false --active=false --service-port 2049

View NFS shared directories

bmc share server nfs show --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Create an NFS share

bmc share server nfs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --path /share --allow "*" --sync --all-squash

Delete an NFS share

An NFS share is identified by both its share path and allowed clients; deletion must provide --path and --allow together.

bmc share server nfs delete --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --path /share --allow "*"

NFS CLI parameter description

NFS Server API

Set NFS share service request body

{
  "Enabled": true,
  "Active": true,
  "Port": 2049
}

Add NFS share request body

{
  "DirPath": "/share",
  "AllowCliAddr": "*",
  "Config": {
    "ReadOnly": false,
    "Sync": true,
    "RootSquash": false,
    "AllSquash": true,
    "Secure": false,
    "SubtreeCheck": false
  }
}

Delete NFS share request body

{
  "DirPath": "/share",
  "AllowCliAddr": "*"
}

Switch to CIFS shares

1. Select CIFS in Protocol.
2. Use the page operation area to search, filter, expand, add or delete shares, or configure the service.
3. In the list, view Share directory path, Share name, Read/Write mode, root access, Blacklist, and Whitelist.

Configure the CIFS service

1. Click Service Setting.
2. Select the target devices, and check the service port, Auto start, and Service status.
3. The CIFS default service port is 445, and the port range is 1–65535.
4. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

Add a CIFS share

1. Click Add Share to open the Add CIFS Share window.
2. In Device, select the target devices.
3. In CIFS user, select an existing user. If no user is available, select a device first, then click Create user.
4. In Read/Write mode, select read/write or read-only.
5. Enter Share path and Share name.
6. Configure Blacklist and Whitelist according to your access policy; list entries must be valid IPv4 addresses.
7. To map all client access to root, enable Allow all clients to access as root.
8. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

CIFS share parameter description

Create a CIFS user

1. In the Add CIFS Share window, select Device first.
2. Click Create user.
3. Enter the username and password; after confirmation, return to the share configuration window and select the new user.

Delete a CIFS share

1. Expand the target device and verify the share path, share name, and current access configuration.
2. Select the corresponding share and click Delete Share, or use the delete icon on that row.
3. When confirming the deletion target, focus on verifying the Share name.

View CIFS service status

bmc share server cifs status --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Configure the CIFS service

bmc share server cifs set-status --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --enabled --active --service-port 445

View CIFS shared directories

bmc share server cifs show --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Create a CIFS share

The following example allows user1 and user2 to access a share named shareDir.

bmc share server cifs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --path /share --name shareDir --allow user1,user2

To configure client lists, pass comma-separated IPv4 addresses.

bmc share server cifs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --path /share --name shareDir --allow user1 --whitelist 192.168.1.10,192.168.1.11

Delete a CIFS share

bmc share server cifs delete --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --name shareDir

CIFS CLI parameter description

CIFS Server API

Open the Clients page

1. Select Devices in the left navigation bar.
2. Select File Share in the secondary navigation bar.
3. Select Clients at the top of the page.
4. In Protocol, select NFS, CIFS, or SSHFS.
5. Use the search, status filter, Reset, Expand all, Refresh List, and the mount point operations.
6. In the list, view devices, remote paths, local paths, mount status, and read-only status.

Clients page operation description

Add an NFS mount point

1. Set Protocol to NFS, then click Add Mount Point.
2. In Device, select the target device to perform the mount on.
3. In Remote Addr, enter the IPv4 address of the NFS server.
4. In Remote Path, enter the directory exported by the NFS server; in Local Path, enter the local mount path on the target device.
5. To allow reading remote content only, enable Read only.
6. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

Add a CIFS mount point

1. Set Protocol to CIFS, then click Add Mount Point.
2. Select Device, and enter the remote CIFS server's Username and Password.
3. In Protocol version, select auto, SMB1, SMB2, or SMB3.
4. In Remote Addr, enter the IPv4 address of the CIFS server.
5. In Remote directory name, enter the share name on the server; in Local Path, enter the local mount path.
6. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

Add an SSHFS mount point

1. Set Protocol to SSHFS, then click Add Mount Point.
2. Select Device, and enter the remote SSH server's Username and Password.
3. In Remote Addr, enter the IPv4 address of the remote server; in Port, enter the SSH port. The default port is 22.
4. In Remote Path, enter the remote directory; in Local Path, enter the local mount path on the target device.
5. After verifying the configuration, click Confirm.

View, refresh, and delete mount points

1. Select the target protocol, and expand the device row to view Remote Path, Local Path, Mount point status, and Read only.
2. Click Refresh List to fetch the mount statuses again.
3. To delete a mount point, select it in the expanded list and click Delete Mount Point, or use the delete icon on the right of the mount point row.
4. Before deleting, verify the protocol, target device, and local mount path.

Manage NFS mount points

View mount points

bmc share client nfs show --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Create a mount point

bmc share client nfs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --host 172.16.10.122 --remote-path /share --mount-point /mnt/share

Delete a mount point

bmc share client nfs delete --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --mount-point /mnt/share

Manage CIFS mount points

View mount points

bmc share client cifs show --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Create a mount point

bmc share client cifs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --host 172.16.10.122 --smb-user user1 --smb-pwd <SMB_PASSWORD> --share-name shareDir --mount-point /mnt/share --smb-version auto

Delete a mount point

bmc share client cifs delete --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --mount-point /mnt/share

Manage SSHFS mount points

View mount points

bmc share client sshfs show --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID>

Create a mount point

bmc share client sshfs create --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --host 172.16.10.122 --ssh-port 22 --ssh-user root --ssh-pwd <SSH_PASSWORD> --remote-path /share --mount-point /mnt/share

Delete a mount point

bmc share client sshfs delete --protocol http --ip <BMC_IP> --port <BMC_PORT> --user <USERNAME> --password <PASSWORD> --core <NODE_ID> --mount-point /mnt/share

Client CLI parameter description

Client mount point API