Apple Xsan 2 - Manual (Page 98)

Assign permissions using Xsan Admin:
1 Make sure ACLs are enabled on the volume.
For help, see “Enable or disable access control lists” on page 82.
2 In Xsan Admin, select File Management in the SAN Assets list.
3 Select the file or folder you want to protect, and choose Set Permissions from the
Action pop-up menu (gear).
For more information about file and folder permissions, open the Server app on a SAN
computer that has Mac OS X Lion Server, or a SAN computer that has Mac OS X Lion
and has the Server app installed for remote server administration, and then search
Server Help.
Unmount a volume on a client
You can unmount a volume from a client computer. A user whose client computer has
Mac OS X Lion can also unmount a SAN volume by using the Xsan pane of System
Preferences, provided the user knows an administrator name and password for the
client computer. A user can also unmount a SAN volume from a client computer
temporarily by ejecting it in the Finder, but the volume remounts after a few moments.
Select to view
computers that have
the volume mounted.
Select the volume.
Unmount button
Unmount a volume:
1 In Xsan Admin, select Mounts in the SAN Assets list.
2 Choose the volume from the Volume pop-up menu.
3 Select the client in the list and click the Unmount button.
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