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Hi All,
I have enabled ransomeware protection for Linux MA servers, i can see a context has been added to all the NFS mounts in fstab.
entry. so if i want to add new NFS shares then do i have to manually add the same context to the new NAS share or i have to execute the same command which is mentioned in below link and then reboot the server ?
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Can you clarify what you are looking to determine? Are you asking if you need to RE-enable the feature if yoiu add another new libraries or something else altogether?
Thanks!
Hi CVLT,
If you create a library configured using local or external disk storage later, the library is protected from ransomware. However, if you create a shared library with the mount path on an NFS share, then you must configure ransomware protection for the library.
Take a backup of the /etc/fstab system file.
Open the /etc/fstab system file.
Update the file to configure the context for the library to system_u:object_r:cvstorage_t:s0.
Server:/path/to/export /local_mountpoint nfs <options> context="system_u:object_r:cvstorage_t:s0" 0 0Save the file.
Unmount the NFS mount point, and then mount it again for the protection to take effect.
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Hii,
Our mediaagents are sharing the existing NAS disk libraries. Currently we have enabled ransomware protection on Linux Mediagents and its NAS disk libraries but i am thinking if in case i have to add another NAS share to the mediaagent do i have to go through the same procedure again which is mentioned in document (like running the commands which unmount all the mounts and reboot the mediaagent) or do i just have to add the context to new NAs share which is already added to existing NAS mounts in fastab
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