removeNasVolumeAccessControl
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    removeNasVolumeAccessControl

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    Article Summary

    Available in VPC

    Overview

    Remove access control set using the server instance number on the NAS volume instance.
    You can check set access control rights through the getNasVolumeAccessControlRuleList action.

    Requests

    Request parameters

    Parameter nameRequirement statusTypeRestrictionsDescription
    regionCodeNoString- Region code
    - You can decide the region of the NAS volume instance where access control will be removed
    - You can obtain regionCode through the getRegionList action
    - Default: Selects the first region of the getRegionList query results
    nasVolumeInstanceNoYesString- NAS volume instance number to remove access control for
    - You can obtain nasVolumeInstanceNo through the getNasVolumeInstanceList action
    - Only NAS volume instances whose volume allocation protocol type is NFS can set access control
    serverInstanceNoList.NYesList<String>- List of server instance numbers to be removed from access control
    - You can obtain serverInstanceNo through the getServerInstanceList action
    <Example> serverInstanceNoList.1=1234&serverInstanceNoList.2=2345
    responseFormatTypeNoString- Format type of the response result
    - Options: xml | json
    - Default: xml

    Responses

    Response bodies

    Examples

    Request examples

    GET {API_URL}/vnas/v2/removeNasVolumeAccessControl
    ?regionCode=KR
    &nasVolumeInstanceNo=***3901
    &serverInstanceNoList.1=***4299
    

    Response examples

    <removeNasVolumeAccessControlResponse>
      <requestId>d723a1d8-6f78-47f0-86d1-e353e0365110</requestId>
      <returnCode>0</returnCode>
      <returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
      <totalRows>1</totalRows>
      <nasVolumeInstanceList>
        <nasVolumeInstance>
          <nasVolumeInstanceNo>***3901</nasVolumeInstanceNo>
          <nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
            <code>CREAT</code>
            <codeName>NAS create</codeName>
          </nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
          <nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
            <code>NULL</code>
            <codeName>NAS NULL OP</codeName>
          </nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
          <nasVolumeInstanceStatusName></nasVolumeInstanceStatusName>
          <createDate>1970-01-01T09:00:02+0900</createDate>
          <nasVolumeDescription></nasVolumeDescription>
          <mountInformation>***.***.0.20:/n***4567_test***</mountInformation>
          <volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
            <code>NFS</code>
            <codeName>NFS</codeName>
          </volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
          <volumeName>n***4567_test***</volumeName>
          <volumeTotalSize>536870912000</volumeTotalSize>
          <volumeSize>536870912000</volumeSize>
          <snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>0.0</snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>
          <snapshotVolumeSize>0</snapshotVolumeSize>
          <isSnapshotConfiguration>false</isSnapshotConfiguration>
          <isEventConfiguration>false</isEventConfiguration>
          <regionCode>KR</regionCode>
          <zoneCode>KR-1</zoneCode>
          <nasVolumeServerInstanceNoList/>
          <isEncryptedVolume>false</isEncryptedVolume>
          <nasVolumeInstanceCustomIpList/>
          <isReturnProtection>false</isReturnProtection>
        </nasVolumeInstance>
      </nasVolumeInstanceList>
    </removeNasVolumeAccessControlResponse>
    

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