How to mount Data Transport Micro to a compute node-Data Transport(Data Transport)-阿里云帮助中心

Before you can migrate data, you must mount the Data Transport Micro device to your compute node. After the device is mounted, you can use other migration tools to transfer data to it.

Important

These instructions apply to both single-use and long-term rentals of Data Transport Micro.

Procedure

Linux

Log on to the compute node as the root user.
Run the following command to list the shared folders on the Data Transport Micro device. Replace service IP address with the actual IP address.

showmount -e <service_ip_address>

This example assumes the shared folder is /filedata/.
Run the following command to create a mount directory. Replace mount directory with your desired directory name.

mkdir /mnt/<mount_directory>
Run the following command to mount the Data Transport Micro device to the compute node. Replace service IP address and mount directory with the actual values.

mount <service_ip_address>:/filedata /mnt/<mount_directory>/
Verify the mount by running the following command:

df -h

The mount is successful if the output is similar to the following:

Windows

Right-click This PC (or My Computer), and then select Map network drive.
In the Map network drive window, enter the following path in the Folder box, and then click Finish. Replace service IP address with the actual IP address.

\\<service_ip_address>\filedata
In the Enter network credentials window, enter the username and password for Data Transport Micro provided by Alibaba Cloud staff, as shown in the following figure.
After the device is mounted, verify the mount in This PC. The mount is successful if a drive similar to the following appears in the Network locations area.

If you receive a message that security policies prevent unauthenticated guest access while mapping the network drive, perform the following steps:

Press Win+R to open the Run dialog.
Enter GPEDIT.MSC to open the Local Group Policy Editor.
In the navigation pane on the left, go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Network > Lanman Workstation.
In the right pane of the Lanman Workstation window, double-click Enable insecure guest logons.
In the Enable insecure guest logons window, select Enabled.
Click OK, then map the network drive again.