Accessing the default directories on the filer

The filer root directory in the filer default volume contains two subdirectories:

To access the /etc directory from an NFS client, complete the following steps.

Step	Action
1	Mount the following path: filer:/vol/vol0 filer is the name of your filer. Result: You have access to the filer root directory.
2	Change directories to the /etc directory using the following command: cd etc

Step

Action

Mount the following path:

filer:/vol/vol0

filer is the name of your filer.

You have access to the filer root directory.

Change directories to the /etc directory using the following command:

cd etc

To access the root directory from a CIFS client, complete the following steps.

Step	Action
1	Map a drive to the following path: *\\filer\C$* filer is the name of your filer. Result: You have access to the filer root directory.
2	Double-click the /etc folder.

Step

Action

Map a drive to the following path:

\\filer\C$

filer is the name of your filer.

You have access to the filer root directory.

Double-click the /etc folder.

To access the home directory from an NFS client, complete the following step.

Step	Action
1	Mount the following path: filer:/vol/vol0/home filer is the name of your filer.

To access the home directory from a CIFS client, complete the following step.

Step	Action
1	Map a drive to the following path: *\\filer\HOME* filer is the name of your filer. Note You can also browse the Network Neighborhood to locate the filer and the HOME directory.