This topic describes how to access a local gateway from a client that is running Windows.
Prerequisites
Background information
Note
- You can mount up to 16 SMB shares. The maximum number of SMB shares supported by different types of gateways varies depending on the CPU and memory. For more information, see Specifications.
- The capacity of the mounted share equals the Object Storage Service (OSS) bucket capacity. The displayed capacity 256 TB is the maximum capacity of the file system. Currently, the capacities of OSS buckets are not limited.
- For version 1.0.35 and later, if you have not added any users, you can access the SMB share directory as a public user by default. However, if you have added users, you must grant the read/write or read-only permission to a user before the user can access the SMB share directory.
- After each time you change SMB user permissions, you need to clear the user information
saved on the client when you mount the share. You can use the
net use/delete < share path >
command to clear client information in Windows. You do not need to restart the client computer.