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Can be used in a Classic environment.
Overview
Remove NAS access control settings.
The access control permissions that have been set up can be viewed through the getNasVolumeAccessControlRuleList action.
Request
Request parameter
Parameter name | Requirement status | Type | Restrictions | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
nasVolumeInstanceNo | Yes | String | - NAS volume instance number You can obtain nasVolumeInstanceNo through the getNasVolumeInstanceList action. | |
serverInstanceNoList | No | List<String> | Not to be duplicated | - Server instance number list You can obtain serverInstanceNo through the getServerInstanceList action. Only instance numbers of the servers owned by the user can be entered. ex) serverInstanceNoList.1=937507&serverInstanceNoList.2=1021003 |
customIpList | No | List<String> | Not to be duplicated | - Custom IP list You can obtain customIp through the getServerInstanceList action. Only private IPs can be set. Public IPs can't be set .ex) customIpList.1=10.41.0.56&customIpList.2=10.41.3.81 |
Response
Response body
Examples
Request examples
GET {SERVER_API_URL}/removeNasVolumeAccessControl
?nasVolumeInstanceNo=1083118
&serverInstanceNoList.1=1021003
&customIpList.1=10.41.3.81
Response examples
<removeNasVolumeAccessControlResponse>
<requestId>68f04387-7e79-4699-9136-eb2d680253a2</requestId>
<returnCode>0</returnCode>
<returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
<totalRows>1</totalRows>
<nasVolumeInstanceList>
<nasVolumeInstance>
<nasVolumeInstanceNo>1084361</nasVolumeInstanceNo>
<nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
<code>CREAT</code>
<codeName>NAS create</codeName>
</nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
<nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
<code>NULL</code>
<codeName>NAS NULL OP</codeName>
</nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
<nasVolumeInstanceStatusName>created</nasVolumeInstanceStatusName>
<createDate>2018-11-26T19:40:14+0900</createDate>
<nasVolumeDescription></nasVolumeDescription>
<mountInformation>10.250.53.74:/n2532613_testnas</mountInformation>
<volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
<code>NFS</code>
<codeName>NFS</codeName>
</volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
<volumeName>n2532613_testnas</volumeName>
<volumeTotalSize>536870912000</volumeTotalSize>
<volumeSize>536870912000</volumeSize>
<snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>0.0</snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>
<snapshotVolumeSize>0</snapshotVolumeSize>
<isSnapshotConfiguration>false</isSnapshotConfiguration>
<isEventConfiguration>false</isEventConfiguration>
<region>
<regionNo>1</regionNo>
<regionCode>KR</regionCode>
<regionName>Korea</regionName>
</region>
<zone>
<zoneNo>3</zoneNo>
<zoneName>KR-2</zoneName>
<zoneCode>KR-2</zoneCode>
<zoneDescription>Pyeongchon zone</zoneDescription>
<regionNo>1</regionNo>
</zone>
<isReturnProtection>false</isReturnProtection>
<nasVolumeInstanceCustomIpList/>
<nasVolumeServerInstanceList/>
</nasVolumeInstance>
</nasVolumeInstanceList>
</removeNasVolumeAccessControlResponse>
Error codes
Errors that may occur while using this action are listed below. For more information about common errors, please refer to NAVER Cloud Platform API.
HTTP Response Code | Return code | Return message |
---|---|---|
400 | 24138 | The server information for setting up NFS is invalid. |
400 | 24152 | {0} IP is already entered. |
400 | 24153 | {0} IP is Loopback IP. |
400 | 24154 | {0} IP is public IP. |
400 | 24155 | Please check the IP {0}. |
400 | 24157 | IP {0} is not supported by region. |
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