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Azure Native Qumulo Administrator Guide
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Contacting the Qumulo Care Team
Getting Started
How Azure Native Qumulo Works
Virtual Networking Prerequisites
Deploying an Instance
Connecting to Microsoft Entra Domain Services
Creating and Managing Directory Quotas
Performance Characteristics and Default Limits
Supported Configurations and Known Limits
Replication Version Requirements
Authentication
Configuring SAML Single Sign-On (SSO)
Configuring Search Trusted Domains
Configuring LDAP
Creating and Using Bearer Tokens
Connecting to External Services
Creating and Using Access Tokens
Connecting a Kubernetes Cluster
Authorization
Managing File Locks
Managing Role-Based Access Control
Managing Cross-Protocol Permissions
Using SMB Host Restrictions
Using Active Directory for POSIX Attributes
Network Configuration
Required Networking Ports
Configuring IPv6
Connecting to Multiple Virtual Networks
Configuring Round-Robin DNS on Windows Server
Web UI
Setting the Web UI Login Banner
Setting the Web UI Inactivity Timeout
qq CLI
Getting Started with the qq CLI
Enabling Autocomplete for the qq CLI
Metadata
Managing User-Defined Metadata
Snapshots
How Snapshots Work
Managing Snapshots
Locking and Unlocking Snapshots
Recovering Files by Using Snapshots
Encryption and Data Security
Managing SMB3 Encryption in Transit
Generating and Storing ECDSA Keys
Managing Security Keys
Installing a Signed SSL Certificate
Data Replication
Creating and Managing a Continuous Replication Relationship
Shift-To Amazon S3
Shift-From Amazon S3
File System Changes
How File System Change Notifications Work
Watching for Changes with SMB2 CHANGE_NOTIFY
Watching for Changes with REST
NFS
Creating and Managing an NFS Export
Enabling and Using NFSv4.1
Managing File Access Permissions with ACLs
Host Access Rules for NFS Exports
NFSv4.1 with Kerberos
How NFSv4.1 Works with Kerberos
Prerequisites for Joining to Active Directory
Configuring Active Directory
Performing Additional Cluster Configuration
Using Kerberos Permissions
Configuring a Linux Client
Configuring Cross-Domain Active Directory Trusts
Troubleshooting NFSv4.1 with Kerberos
SMB
Creating and Managing an SMB Share
Managing File Shares by Using the Shared Folders MMC Snap-In
S3 API
Configuring and Using the S3 API
Creating and Managing S3 Access Keys
Creating and Managing S3 Buckets
Managing Access to S3 Buckets
Managing Access Policies for S3 Buckets
Managing Multipart S3 Uploads
Managing S3 Bucket Versioning
Supported Functionality and Limits
Monitoring and Metrics
How Audit Logging Works in Qumulo Core
OpenMetrics API Specification
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Using NFSv4.1 with Kerberos in Qumulo Core
Using NFSv4.1 with Kerberos in Qumulo Core
Table of Contents
How NFSv4.1 Works with Kerberos
Prerequisites for Joining to Active Directory
Configuring Active Directory
Performing Additional Cluster Configuration
Using Kerberos Permissions
Configuring a Linux Client
Configuring Cross-Domain Active Directory Trusts
Troubleshooting NFSv4.1 with Kerberos