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## FAQ | ## FAQ | ||
- | Q. Can I access the drive from other applications? | + | **Can I access the drive from other applications? |
- | A. Yes, the drive will be available through an application’s Open File and Save | + | |
+ | Yes, the drive will be available through an application’s Open File and Save | ||
functions. | functions. | ||
- | Q. Can I access the drive from a command prompt or terminal? | + | **Can I access the drive from a command prompt or terminal?** |
- | A. Yes, the drive can be accessed like a file system in this respect. | + | |
+ | Yes, the drive can be accessed like a file system in this respect. | ||
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+ | **Does the drive cache?** | ||
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+ | Yes, the drive caches file content and folder metadata for performance. Cache settings can be managed under configuration settings. | ||
- | Q. Does the drive cache? | + | **Does the drive find new content that has been uploaded directly (not via |
- | A. Yes, the drive caches | + | the drive) to the object storage?** |
- | under configuration settings. | + | |
- | Q. Does the drive find new content that has been uploaded directly (not via | + | Yes, the drive will show latest content on the storage provider instance |
- | the drive) to the object storage? | + | |
- | A. Yes, the drive will show latest content on the storage provider instance | + | |
whether the content was uploaded through the drive or to the storage | whether the content was uploaded through the drive or to the storage | ||
provider directly. | provider directly. | ||
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Authentication is specific to the storage provider, typically an id and password. An endpoint can be provided for private clouds. | Authentication is specific to the storage provider, typically an id and password. An endpoint can be provided for private clouds. | ||
- | * **S3** - Access key ID and secret access key | + | * **S3** - Access key ID and secret access key. The endpoint must **not** include the bucket name. |
* **OpenStack Swift** - User name, password and either Tenant Name or Tenant Id. Contact your provider for more information. | * **OpenStack Swift** - User name, password and either Tenant Name or Tenant Id. Contact your provider for more information. | ||
* **Azure** - Account name and either your primary or secondary key | * **Azure** - Account name and either your primary or secondary key |