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Mounting Sharepoints in macOS

There are two ways how you can connect your Mac with just:storemethods to mount sharepoints using a Mac:

  • Connecting to a just:store system directly

    using

    with the macOS Finder.

  • Using our

    just:

    mount application to streamline the sharepoint

    management process. 

    mounting process

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Note

The following instructions presume assume that the just:store system has been set up properly and that you have the Protocol protocol and the IP Addressaddress of the just:store system you want to connect to.

Network Settings

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Configure your macOS clients like shown here.

1Gbit Connection

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10Gbit Connection

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Depending on your network speed, configure the macOS client(s) like shown below.

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You can find these settings in System Preferences → Network → Ethernet → Advanced… → Hardware.

Using a 1Gbit Connection

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Using a 10Gbit Connection

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Mounting Sharepoints in the macOS Finder

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Connecting via the macOS Finder ejects all mounted sharepoints are being ejected upon a restart of your Mac.

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  1. Make sure Finder is the active app.

  2. Click on the Go menu.

  3. Select the Connect to Server... command (shortcut command + K).


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  4. In the Connect to Server window, enter the 

    Protocol

    protocol of your choice (afp, smb, nfs), followed by "://" and the

    the

    IP

    Address

    address of the just:store system you want to connect to. If you don't know the Protocol or the IP Address of the just:store system please consult your system administrator.


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    Note

    Please note that when using NFS the path is in following notation: nfs://$IP$/media/RAID$NUMBER$/$SHARE$

  5. $IP$ → IP Address of the just:store system.
  6. $NUMBER$ → RAID number.
  7. $SHARE$ → Name of the sharepoint

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    Example SMB: smb://[HOSTNAME OR IP ADDRESS]/[SHAREPOINT]
    Example AFP: afp://[HOSTNAME OR IP ADDRESS]/[SHAREPOINT]
    Example NFS: nfs://[HOSTNAME OR IP ADDRESS]/media/RAID[NR]/[SHAREPOINT]

    • [PROTOCOL] → either SMB,AFP or NFS

    • [HOSTNAME OR IP ADDRESS] → location of the just:store either use the IP Address or hostname.

    • [NR] → RAID number.

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    • [SHAREPOINT] → name of the sharpoint.

  8. Press the Connect button.

  9. Accept the dialog by clicking the Connect button.

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  10. Select the

    desired sharepoint

    desired sharepoint and press the OK button. Afterwards the sharepoint should be displayed in the sidebar of any Finder window and can be accessed right away.


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Establishing a Connection with the just:mount Application

  1. Download and install just:mount.
  2. Open Just Mount.
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    Press the Add button.
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    Enter the SMB or AFP connection credentials. Leave Username and Password blank if you want to use 'guest'. Press the Add button afterwards.
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    Select the desired Connection in the Connections list and press the Connect button.
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    The sharepoints will be displayed in the Sharepoints list. Change the Protocol if desired and then use the respective Mount buttons to mount/unmount the sharepoint(s).
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Mounting Sharepoints in Windows

Currently, we do not offer a just:store sharepoint mounting application for Windows. We suggest using Microsoft Explorer. The following instructions are tested on Windows 10 (1810 and newer).

Note

The following instructions assume that the just:store system has been set up properly and that you have the protocol and the IP address of the just:store system you want to connect to.

Using Microsoft Explorer

  1. In the sidebar of an Explorer window, right-click This PC and select Map network drive…

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  2. Select the Drive letter and enter the Folder (i.e. hostname or IP address) followed by the sharepoint name. Also, enable the Reconnect at sign-in and Connect using different credentials options.

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  3. Alternatively, you may click the Browse… button to select the sharepoint. Press the OK button afterwards.

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  4. Press the Finish button.

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  5. Enter the network credentials in the popup. For guest access enter “guest” in the username field and leave the password field empty. Activate the Remember my credentials checkbox.

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  6. Press OK

  7. The sharepoint should now be mounted under This PC → Network locations.

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