FAQ

FAQ about NAS

• What is NAS? What are the scenarios of NAS?
• What protocols are supported by NAS?
• Which protocol can I select for a NAS file system?
• What are the limits of NAS file systems?
• For more information, see FAQ about NAS.

FAQ about pricing

• Are fees incurred after I activate NAS?
• Why do I have overdue payments after I purchase a storage package?
• What is the relationship between a storage package and the capacity of a file system?
• How can I check whether my payments are overdue?
• For more information, see FAQ about pricing.

FAQ about mounting

• FAQ about mounting an NFS file system on Linux
• FAQ about mounting an SMB file system on Windows
• FAQ about mounting an SMB file system on Linux
• FAQ about mounting an NFS file system on Windows
• For more information, see FAQ about mounting.

FAQ about performance

• What is the read and write performance of a file system related to?
• Why does NGINX take a long time to write logs to a file system?
• How can I improve the access performance from IIS to NAS?
• Why is the performance of an NFS client poor on Linux?
• For more information, see FAQ about performance.

FAQ about basic management features

• Why is the insufficient inventory error returned when I create a file system?
• Can I change the network type of a mount target?
• What are the limits of NAS file systems?
• What is a mount target?
• For more information, see FAQ about basic management features.

FAQ about advanced management features

• When can I enable the lifecycle management feature?
• Are files in the IA storage medium accessible?
• Why is Resource Access Management (RAM) authorization required when I create a mount target in the classic network?
• Does NAS support the inotify subsystem?
• For more information, see FAQ about advanced management features.