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-====== Storage Made Easy Cloud Appliance installation Guide ======
+# Enterprise File Fabric Appliance Installation Guide version 2006
-===== 1 Requirements =====
+##### last updated March 5, 2021
-You will need VMWare softwafre to run the virtual machine,
+See Also: [[:cloudappliance/applupdatev2006]]
-  * VMWare player
+# Introduction
-  * VMWare Workstation 8.x
-  * VMWare Fusion 4.x
-  * VMWare ESX/i 4.x/5.x
-Please note we provide the appliance as 64 bit OS, VMWare disk image and OVF format. The VMWare is setup to use DHCP, this can be changed during configuration. If you want to run it in Microsoft Hyper-V, XEN, KVM etc you can convert the OVF image to VHD format (return to the Appliance section for links to how to do this.)
+The Enterprise File Fabric platform is shipped as a virtual appliance. Once you have deployed it into your environment you have to follow a few steps to get the product set up and ready for use. This document will walk you through the initial install steps needed to get started.
-**Hardware**
+This document does not cover how to deploy the File Fabric in your virtual environment, only how to configure the software once the virtual appliance is deployed. For production deployments see [[sizingguide|]].
-For evaluation Purposes:
+Images are provided for VMWare, KVM and Hyper V. For VMWare, vSphere 5.5 or above is required.
-  * 2 GB RAM for the VM
-  * 2 cores dedicated
-  * 20 GB Hard Disk Space
-For Production purposes:
+The File Fabric virtual appliances can run on public and private clouds as well as in your data center.  Cloud images are   available for:
-  * 4-8GB RAM
-  * 2-4 Cores depending on the number of users
-  * 20 GB Hard Disk space
-Please note we recommend tuning the appliance components in production and can provide help for that. You can also increase the size of the Hard Disk by following the instructions provided by VMWare:
+ * **Amazon Web Services (AWS)** platform see [[:aws-gettingstarted]]
-http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalId=1006371
+ * **Google Cloud Platform** see [[:googlecloud-gettingstarted]]
-**Configuration:**
+ * **Microsoft Azure**, see [[azure-gettingstarted]]
-To configure the appliance you will need:
+# Preparation
-  * A Domain Name that is registered (required for production or internet access. Can be run internally and tested without this)
-  * A wildcard SSL certificate for your chosen domain name (required if you wish to test SSL but can be self generated)
-  * You will need to register the following DNS entries(please note you can change the sub-domain names as you wish)
-   * sme.yourdomain.com
-   * webdav.yourdomian.com
-   * s3.yourdomain.com
-(Please note webdav DNS entry should be webdav.DomainName e.g if the domain name is sme.yourdomain.com then the webdav url should be webdavsme.yourdomain.com.)
+You need to prepare/collect the following information before you can complete this configuration guide:
-  * An IP address that configured to point to the domains
+ - Provided with trial email
-  * An email address with SMTP server details to connect to that account. This will be used to send emails
+  * Linux smeconfiguser password
-  * A catch all email address if you want to use filebox functionality. You will need IMAP server details for this email address
+  * Linux root user password
+  * Appliance appladmin password
+  * File Fabric license key
+ - Access to request / update DNS names for appliance (recommended)
+ - Outbound mail relay information (recommended)
+ - Default storage system connectivity details
+ - Active Directory service account, for connecting to AD (optional)
-**Firewall**
+# Part I - Configure Networking and Antivirus
-You will need to following ingress ports open\\  80, 443, 21, 990
+Out of the box, the File Fabric appliance comes configured for DHCP. For most production environments you will assign a static IP address. You can easily do this with tools provided and installed on the appliance. If you have DHCP with dynamic DNS enabled, you should be able to simply connect to “appliance.yourcompany.tld”. If not, and you do not know the IP address of the appliance, connect over a console session from your hypervisor.
-If you want to use FTP/S then you will need to configure the firewall to allow FTP passive connections
+Once the File Fabric appliance is booted and you are ready to start, you need to log in with “smeconfiguser” to the Linux shell and start the configuration server. Before we start the web-based configuration tool, let us update the hostname.
-**Storage**
+Change the privilege to root user by issuing “su -“. As the root user, edit /etc/hostname with nano or vi.
-The appliance can attach to all the storage providers supported by SME. You can see a list at http://storagemadeeasy.com/cloud_list.
+Update the file with your real hostname. \\  \\
-To attach your local storage you will need to provide an FTP or WebDav interface on top of your local storage.
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image002.png?nolink&600 |}} \\  \\
+Then identify the IP addresses, type ifconfig and look for the IPv4 IP address. \\ \\
-**Authentication details / License Key**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image003.png?nolink&600 |}}
+\\ \\
+If ifconfig is not installed then please use: \\ \\
+<code>ip a show dev eth0</code>
+\\
+to find the IP address.
-You will require the Authentication Details and License key that you were provided in an email to be able to configure the Appliance. Please have these to hand.
-===== 2 Configuring the SME Appliance =====
+Note: If you do not have DHCP enabled on your network, you can run the smenetconf script and quickly assign a static address from the commandline. This must be run as the smeconfiguser.
-The configuration server allows you to configure
-  * Static IP address
+Leave root privilege and as the smeconfiguser start the configuration server by typing **smeconfigserver**. You should see a confirmation that the config server is running: \\  \\
-  * Domain name
-  * SSL certificate
-**Login**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image004.png?nolink&600 |}} \\  \\
-Start the VMWare instance and login to the appliance. The IP address is displayed in the console.
+Now open your browser and navigate to: \\  \\
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture18.png}}
+    http://<your_ip>:8080
+\\  \\
+Here you will be able to configure network details, including domain names, and you can apply a custom certificate for secure HTTPS traffic. \\ \\
-**Setting the IP Address**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image005.png?nolink&600 |}} \\ \\
+Click “Configuration” to get started.
-Note if you don't see an IP address please contact your system admin to enable DHCP or if DHCP is not possible for your environment then login to the Appliance as the smeconfiguser and run the following command to start the script:
+Give the system a static IP address and enter the same hostname you entered in /etc/hostname.
-    cd installer
+Then don’t forget to also create an A record in your DNS system for all 3 hostnames on this screen.
-    ./smenetconf.pl
-This will invoke a wizard that will enable a static network IP address to be added.
-**Change Password**
+Follow the instructions on the webpages for IP Address, Domain name and SSL certificate. (You can also create an SSL certificate through Let's Encrypt following the instructions below.) When you are satisfied, follow the prompts to reboot the machine.
-Please note that on first login it is strongly recommended to change the password. To do this use the password command below:
+You can rerun the smeconfigserver at any time to go back and modify, or correct any information in your setup. i.e. you can go back and place a new certificate here at any time.
-    passwd
-**DNS and SSL Certificates**
-If you wish to configure the Appliance DNS and SSL certificates then, after login, you can launch the Appliance installer. If you wish to simply check out the features of the web Appliance and use the Appliance only in IP mode (rather than DNS) and test clients over http only you can navigate straight to the Appliance using the IP address and login using the authentication details you will have been provided in an email.
+## Let's Encrypt SSL Certificates
-To move forward and configure the appliance DNS / SSL then either logged directly in to the Appliance, or from an ssh session, enter
+This section creates and configures SSL certificates from Let's Encrypt. If you are using your own certificates (or a different service) you can use the smeconfigserver above to add certificates.
-    cd installer ./configserver.pl
+Elevate to the root user by typing the following command and entering the root password when prompted.
-This will start the configuration server on port 8080. Please make sure that you shutdown the configuration server after you have finished configuring the appliance.
-Once the configuration server has been started, on your local machine, in the browser open the following URL:
+  su -
+Note: The appliance will be inaccessible during the request which may be up to a minute.
-    http://IP Address:8080
+Run the following command:
-You should see the Welcome Screen. To start configuration, please click Configuration link.
+    certbot --authenticator standalone --installer apache --pre-hook "systemctl stop httpd" --post-hook "systemctl start httpd"
+This command will prompt for an email address.  It’s important to give this information so that an admin can be notified in the future if there are issues automatically renewing the certificate.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_welcomescreen.png}}
+Please also agree to the Terms of Service. It is not necessary to share the provided email with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
-The Configuration page shows different options that you can configure.
+Certbot will automatically detect what FQDNs are setup for the Enterprise File Fabric and prompt for which should be included in the certificate.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_configuration.png}}
+    Which names would you like to activate HTTPS for?
+    - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
+: files.example.com
+: files-s3.example.com
+: files-webdav.example.com
+    - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
+    Select the appropriate numbers separated by commas and/or spaces, or leave input
+    blank to select all options shown (Enter 'c' to cancel): 1,2,3
-**Hostname Settings**
+Lastly, Certbot will prompt to disable all HTTP access.  Please select option 1 as the File Fabric already has HTTP to HTTPS redirection options configured.
-In the SME Server Hostname Settings options you set the domain names that will be used to access the File Server.
+    Please choose whether or not to redirect HTTP traffic to HTTPS, removing HTTP access.
+    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+: No redirect - Make no further changes to the webserver configuration.
+: Redirect - Make all requests redirect to secure HTTPS access. Choose this for
+    new sites, or if you're confident your site works on HTTPS. You can undo this
+    change by editing your web server's configuration.
+    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+    Select the appropriate number [1-2] then [enter] (press 'c' to cancel): 1
-You should have the IP address that you want to use configured in your DNS server. This change requires a reboot of the appliance.
+After successful completion, the Enterprise File Fabric will automatically start using the new certificates.  These certificates will last for 90 days, so the final step is to setup automated renewal.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_hostnamesettings.png}}
+### Automatically renewing the certificate
-**Network Settings**
+A Let’s Encrypt certificate is valid for 90 days, and can be automatically renewed within 30 days of expiration. A simple cron job will run daily and handle renewals.
-In SME Server Network Settings the Admin can set the static IP address, Gateway, IP Mask and DNS server to resolve hostnames. This change requires a reboot of the appliance.
+Please Note: The File Fabric will be inaccessible during the renewal. Please ensure that the renewal time is during off hours. Downtime will only occur every 60 days when a renewal is required and may last up to one minute.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_network.png}}
+While still logged in as root run the following command to add a cron job.
-If you enter the wrong settings, you will not be able to ssh into the appliance. In this case, login from the console as smeconfiguser
+   crontab -e
-    cd installer
+In the example below the renewal attempt will process at 2:30AM in the timezone of the Enterprise File Fabric. The Enterprise File Fabric ships by default with the timezone set to UTC time. Please adjust this timezone as necessary.
-and enter the following command:
-    ./restore-system-settings
+2 * * * /bin/certbot renew >> /var/log/letsencrypt/le-renew.log
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture21.png}}
+This will create a crontab entry for a cron job that will handle the renewals and write its output to a log file.
-This will set the configuration to default settings and you can start with default configuration
+Use https://www.ssllabs.com/ to test the installation.
-**SSL Certificates (recommended for production)**
-The File Server uses https to communicate with the clients for security. If you are planning to use WebDav and S3 protocol adapters then you will need a wildcard SSL certificate that matches the domain names that you have configured. Other wise the SSL certificate should match the host name that you have configured.
+## Configuring Antivirus (optional)
+The File Fabric can use ClamAV antivirus software to scan files on upload.  If you wish to use ClamAV you must enable that software by following [[antivirus|these instructions]].
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_ssl.png}}
+# Part II - Configure Appliance and create the first organization
-This will require a reboot.
+You must perform a few steps before you can get started with the File Fabric.
-Please Note that if you donât set SSL certificates then some native clients that are set to use https will not be able to communicate with the appliance. You may be need to configure them to use http.
+After the VM is restarted, log into %%https://<yourhostname>/%% with a browser. Use the “appladmin” username. The appliance is a multi-tenant system, so the first thing we need to do is to set up the appliance and the first tenant.
-**Generating a Certificate Signing Request**
-To generate a Certificate Signing Request(CSR) if you are applying for certificates please see: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/ssl/ssl_faq.html#realcert
+## 1.     Enter the license, under Settings -> License Key:
-**Setting up self-certified Certificates**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image006.png?nolink&300 |}} \\  \\
-If you wish to use a self-signed certificate to test https then we suggest following steps 1 to 4 in [[http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html|this external guide]] to generate the necessary certificates.
+A trial license key can be requested from https://www.storagemadeeasy.com/appform/ or downloaded from a link in the trial email.
-The guide shows the use of the "openssl" utility, which is available on the command line of the SME appliance. Once you have followed this guide you will have three files, server.crt; server.csr;server.key.
+Once you apply the key and save the change, you will see the features available to you.
-Once you have these run the SME Config installer open server.crt in a text editor and paste the content into the "SSL public certificate text". Similarly paste the contents of server.key into the "SSL certificate private key" text input.
+## 2. Outbound Email (Recommended)
-Now follow the wizard to save the settings and at the end choose the reboot option. You should now be set to use private certificate SSL but note you cannot use these outside of an internal network unless the IP address is available externally.
+An SMTP server is used by the appliance to send registration and notification emails to users. It can be configured under **Settings > Email & Filebox**.
-**System Update**
+If you do not configure an email server remember not to use email notification when adding users.
-Here you can update the appliance with the latest release. You can check for a new version here. When the appliance is updated with the new version, the installed version is saved and allows you to rollback to the previous installed version.
+### Using Gmail for Outbound Email
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_systemupdate.png}}
+Below is a sample what the configuration looks like, for an SMTP setup using a Gmail account. You will have to ask your email administrator for your specific details, or sign up for a free Gmail address: \\  \\
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_updates.png}}
-**Rebooting**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:smtp-configuration.png?nolink&400 |}} \\  \\
-Smeconfiguser has permissions to reboot the server. You can reboot from the ssh console or using the configuration tool.
+The “Notification Email” address will receive emails from the system warning of license expiration etc. You should enter your email here.
-    sudo /usr/bin/reboot
+### Change Appliance Admin Email
-    sudo /usr/bin/poweroff
-Once you have configured and rebooted your appliance, open a browser at http://yourdomain or http://SME appliance IP Address and you will be able to login as appladmin
+With an SMTP server configured you can change the email of the Appliance Admin. Go to the main menu (Hamburger icon) to Password/Login.
-**Customizing the Appliance**
+You can also set up Two Factor Authentication (2FA) for the Appliance Admin from this screen.
-Using your browser login as **appladmin** . **Change the password after logging in for the first time**. You will see the home screen, on the right hand side you will see different options to customise the website.
+### Server Notification Email
-The appladmin account is used to configure the functionality of the appliance. Depending on your key different options will be available.
+Server errors and a daily report are sent to a notification email that must be configured by the Appliance Administrator. The default is not to email reports.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_homescreen.png}}
-**Entering the License Key**
+The "Notification Email" setting is on the "SMTP and Filebox Configuration" page that can be found via the menu "Email and Filebox".
-Enter the license key and depending on the key new functionality will become available in the right hand side menu. If the key is expired or you have not entered a valid key then you will only be able to use clouduser account.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_licensekey.png}}
+## 3.     Look & Feel
-**Changing the look and feel**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image010.png?nolink&260 |}} \\  \\
-You can brand and change logos for the of the appliance including the default logos for the login screen and the one displayed in the top banner after a user logs in.
+Under Look & Feel is where you can upload your logos for the login page, and set a site title for the site.
-Also see the [[cloudappliance/branding|dedicated Wiki entry]] on this topic.
+## 4.     Site Functionality
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_l&f1.png}}
+Here you can enable or disable certain functionality or features. The default settings are generally good for the initial deployment, but please go through the options to familiarize yourself with advanced options. Examples are: Enable in browser editor for inline editing of office docuemnts, enable SFTP access, etc.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_l&f2.png}}
-**Email Templates (Optional)**
+If you will be providing SFTP access through the File Fabric's CloudSFTP gateway then you will need to regenerate the File Fabric's SFTP RSA keys. Instructions for doing that can be found [[cloudappliance/sftpsetup|here]].
-The default email templates that are used with the Appliance for customer interactions can be changed here.
+## 5.     Tenant template
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture51.png}}
+The File Fabric platform uses templates for organizations, in order for us to create our organization, we need to pick a template, before we do, let’s review. \\  \\
-**Site Wide Functionality**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image011.png?nolink&200 |}} \\  \\
-This screen allows you enable/disable appliance wide functionality.
+Click “User Packages” and then click the pencil to modify “Organisation Cloud 20 Users” This is a good template to start from.
+Scroll down to the “Extra options” section and add “Content Search Enabled” and Dropfolders. \\  \\
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture53.png}}
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image012.png?nolink&400 |}} \\ \\
-**Email and Filebox Settings**
+“Crtl-Click to add to the selection”
-**SMTP Settings:**
+## 6.     Create The first organization
-The File Server uses an external email SMTP server to send registration and notification emails. Here you enter the account details that will be used to send emails.
+In the hamburger menu, click “Users”   \\ \\
-FileBox IMAP Settings (Optional):
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image013.png?nolink&200 |}} \\ \\
-The filebox feature provides each user and shared folder a dedicated email address. This is an optional feature. A user can send email with attachment to the firebox address. For this you will need a catch all email address and IMAP server.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture54.png}}
+## 7.     Delete the sample accounts
-**Integration Settings (Optional)**
+This can be done  by clicking the red “X”.
-SME appliance can use Zoho to view and edit MS Office (Word, Powerpoint and Excel) and RTF documents. You will need to register for Zoho API at http://apihelp.wiki.zoho.com/ and enter the API key.
+## 8.     Click “Add a User”
- {{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_voila_capture55.png}}
+On the Add a User screen create your Organization admin user. (This will also be your organization.)
-**Meta Data Backup**
+. User Login: Admin user login and Organization short name
+. E-mail: Email address of organizational admin, must be unique to the system, do not use your own.
+. Password:
+. Name (Company Name): Full organization name.
+. Package: The template from step 5.
+. We do not need to split the license between organizations, leave the last field empty.
-The only data that is stored is data about the files and any classification information the user adds. This can be backed up for disaster recovery (as this data is stored in a database it can also be made highly available.)
+Click Save. \\ \\
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_backup.png}}
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image014.png?nolink&200 |}} \\ \\
-**Changing the Password**\\
+# Part III - Configure the organization
-You can change the ApplAdmin password.
+Log out from the Appliance Admin, appladmin user, and log back in as the user you just created.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_password.png}}
-You can see a list of all users and the packages that are assigned to them by clicking on **Users** on the left hand side.
+You will first see the “Add Storage Provider” screen. You have to add storage before you can continue. Select your provider and follow the instructions on the next couple of screens. There are many providers to choose from, but a CIFS share, google drive or S3 bucket are easy examples to get started with. Do not use a storage location with existing production data for the initial trial.
-You can change a users password, activate or inactivate and delete users and also configure the functionality available to him.
+Once you have added your storage, Select Options from Organization Menu: \\  \\
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_users.png}}
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_usersedit.png}}
-**Creating a new User**
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image015.png?nolink&300 |}} \\ \\
-To Add a user Click on Add User and enter the details. A new user can also be added using the API.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_useradd.png}}
+There are of course a lot of different was to configure your organization based on your specific use case(s). In this example I will set them to what I think are good starting points.
-**User Packages**
-You can edit and create User packages that are assigned to users. Sample packages are provided. User Packages allow you configure available functionality and default setting for new users.
+## User Governance
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_package1.png}}
+Enable personal clouds by toggling “Private User Clouds”. Enabling this will allow for both a per user home folder (Admin managed) and for users to add a personal drop box, or google drive into the SME file manager.
-{{:/cloudappliance:applinstallation:sme_package2.png}}
+## File Sharing Policy
-**Summary:**
+Here I like to turn on most of the options in order to get a feel for the SME sharing features. See screenshot below. \\ \\
-This is the end of the configuration guide for the SME Cloud Appliance.
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image016.png?nolink&400 |}} \\ \\
+## Security
+See screenshot below for how to toggle the options on this page: \\ \\
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image017.png?nolink&400 |}} \\ \\
+## Encryption
+You can provide a key here and enable encryption for all data at rest. Note, if you do, you will not be able to access your data from outside of SME.
+## Versioning/Trash
+I enable versioning, it is a nice feature to have in case of conflicts or accidental end user overwrites and deletions. \\ \\
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image018.png?nolink&400 |}} \\ \\
+## Data Classifications
+Leave the defaults here.
+## User Interface
+Leave the defaults here.
+## Notifications
+Toggle “Send email notification for file comments:” to “To all members and file commentators”
+## Branding
+Options for you to create your organizations specific here
+At this stage you either create local users or you tie SME into your corporate directory.
+## Configure Active Directory
+Under Organization, select “Auth systems” \\ \\
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image019.png?nolink&200 |}} \\ \\
+There are a many options to consider and there is the possibility to make the integration with a highly customized AD schema, but for the sake of evaluation the product, we don’t have to make it that complicated. Below I have listed the fields where you have to add site specific information. I will skip the lines you don’t have to configure, so when you follow this list below, make sure to match the names on the screen, as they are not sequential.
+- Auth System: Toggle the dropdown to LDAP
+- Auth System Name: Give it a friendly name
+- LDAP Server host or IP: IP address or hostname of AD controller
+- Base DN: Enter a base OU of your directory to limit searches to certain sub-OUs, or leave it as “DC=domain, DC=tld” for the entire directory
+- Administrator User DN: The service account that can connect and validate AD info, should be an unprivileged service account. On the following format: “CN=LDAP Bind,OU=Service Accounts,DC=sme,DC=com”
+- Administrator User Password: Password of above user.
+- Update user roles/groups on login: Important to check, or user group membership will be managed from SME and not by AD groups
+- Login Field: What AD attribute is the login name, I suggest using sAMAccountName
+- User Name Field: I switch this to displayName, but not mandatory
+- Role Name Field: I prefer to switch this to “name”
+These are the 10 fields you have to fill in to enable AD authentication, now let’s move on to “Test settings” button, and then save your changes. Next step Authorization.
+Roles, in order to simplify management of ACLs for your data, we recommend that you assign permissions on a group – or role – level. Open up the configuration page: \\ \\
+{{ :cloudappliance:applinstallv1901:image020.png?nolink&200 |}} \\ \\
+If you set up AD authentication in the above step, leave the two default roles, (“Administrator”, “Member”) and instead go to “Import roles from remote source”. \\ \\
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+On the next page, you can select to put in a partial or full name in the “Role:” field, to act as a filter before clicking “Get roles” \\ \\
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+I chose to filter on “gs_” and can select all for import. \\ \\
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+This process can be done many times until all desired groups are imported.
+If you are doing this without AD, simply click Add new role and add the different roles you need to provide adequate segregation for your users. \\ \\
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+When the roles are populated, proceed to importing / creating the users: \\ \\
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+This page is set up much the same way, select “Import users from a remote source”
+\\ \\
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+The import screen works much like the Roles import screen with one important difference. \\ \\
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+As you can see in the Role section to the right we will show you what AD groups the user is a member of, so you can ensure the relevant groups are imported.
+Repeat the user import until you have imported your users.
+Once again, if you had skipped the AD setup, you can manually create local users. Simply click one of the Add new user buttons. Without confirmation will still give you the option to send the user a welcome email. \\ \\
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+## Setting up shared storage and access.
+Earlier we connected to our default storage, now let’s configure it.
+Click File Manager \\ \\
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+And navigate into your default storage provider, in my case it is a bucket called “smestoragesme” \\ \\
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+Unless this is the name of the root share you want your end users to see, create a new folder inside the root. I created one called FinanceShare and one called EngineeringShare. \\ \\
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+Right click the first folder and select Convert to Shared Team Folder \\ \\
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+Then repeat for any other folder you have created and want to be a share root. By default, in SME, a shared folder is shared with no one (except the admins) so we have to modify permissions.
+Go to the settings page for shared folders: \\ \\
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+The default tab should be the Permissions tab: \\ \\
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+Go ahead and select the permissions Icon (2)
+In the popup windows (below) select the user or group from the dropdown (1), select the permissions (2), and click apply. (3)
+When you are done with the permissions, for this share click close. (4) \\ \\
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+Your initial setup is complete, now when a member of the Engineering group logs in, he or she will only see the EngineeringShare folder: \\ \\
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+While the members of the finance group will see only FinanceShare. \\ \\
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+For any questions or comments on this document, please contact support@storagemadeeasy.com