Configuring Network Settings of Catalogic vStor
You can configure the network settings of Catalogic vStor from either the vStor Web Interface or from the shell.
Configuring network settings from vStor Web Interface
To configure network settings Via vStor Web Interface, navigate to the System tab. This view gives you access to two tabs, which let you configure the following settings:
System settings: Configure hostname, domain name, certificates, firewall, NTP, etc.
Network settings: DHCP/static IPv4, DNS, service protocols like iSCSI.
Configuring network settings from vStor CLI
Log in with the username
admin
.Use Linux tools like nmtui, hostnamectl, firewalld for configuration.
Showing Network Interface Information
To display information about enabled network interfaces and services, run the following command in the CLI:
For more information about the vStor CLI, see Catalogic vStor Server Command Line Interface (CLI) Overview.
The following vStor services are available on all network interfaces:
Service | Description |
---|---|
mgmt | Management traffic between DPX and vStor. |
nfs | NFS data traffic for backup/restore. |
iscsi | iSCSI data traffic for backup/restore. |
smb | SMB data traffic for backup/restore. |
repl | Used for vStor replication. |
Modifying Services Associated with Network Interfaces
Run the vStor network update command to modify services associated with an interface, for example, if you’re using a dedicated interface for data traffic to improve performance:
Note. The value of --services
can be: all
, none
, or a comma-separated list of services to enable on the interface.
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