How to make the Axigen storage available for read (backup) and write (restore) operations as a part in a file-system of the machine Axigen is running on.
Solution
The virtual file system represents mounting a hierarchy as a file-system tree under a mount point and a mount scope. The mount point must be indicated as an unused drive letter on your system; the mount scope may be one of the following:
- a domain specified by name;
- an object in a domain, both specified by name;
- a folder in the mailbox in a public folder, account or mailing list in a domain; the domain and the account / mailing list must be specified by name and the folder must be specified by its absolute path withing the mailbox hierarchy;
1. Using the CLI interface
- Log into the CLI using the telnet application:
telnet 127.0.0.1 7000
- Enter the administrative username:
<login> user admin - Enter the password:
<password> your_admin_password
- Enter the server settings context
<#> config server
- Enter the FTP-Backup settings context
<server#> config ftp-backup
- Mount a domain with an unused drive letter
<server-ftpBackup#> FILESYSTEM mount Y: domain example.tld
2. Using the Webadmin interface
- Log in to the Webadmin interface with the administrative credentials
- Click on "File System Access" under "FTP Backup & Restore" context
- Click on "Mount object" button
- Enter the letter for the virtual drive were the Axigen storage will be mounted. This drive letter must be one that is not currently in use.
- Select the mount scope as "Domain" from the available drop-down menu
- Enter the name of the domain to be mounted in the available text box
- Click the "Quick Add" button
3. Windows requirements
- Version 0.7.4 of DOKANY is required for FUSE to operate correctly on supported Windows Server OS (download from here).
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OS:
Windows