Pre-login information registration
After installing the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client, the following tasks need to be performed in the admin web UI to log in successfully.
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Adding Device
In the admin web UI, register the system where the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client is installed. ('Devices> Add Device' for reference)
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Creating Device Administrator
In the admin web UI, create an account to log in to the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client. (Admins>Adding an admin for reference)
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Linking Device and Administrator Account
In the admin web UI, link the device attempting to log in with the administrator account used during login. ('Device>Associate device admin (Add)' for reference)
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Registering Hash Value of the Version of FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client to Be Executed
Register the hash information for the version of FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client installed on the device attempting to log in through the admin UI. ('Settings>Client (Register)' for reference)
Login
To run the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Linux Client, execute the following command
cd /namusoft/megaclient./fbmegas–mount mount_path –addr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx –port
yyyy –id abc- mount_path
- The path to the folder on the device to be mounted to the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Server
(e.g., /root/mount_point)Important
Ensure to enter the absolute path value.
- address
- The IPv4 address of the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Server
Note
This address information should be obtained from the system administrator.
- port
- The port information used to connect to the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Server
Note
This port information should be obtained from the system administrator.
- id
- The login ID used by the client to connect to the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Server
Note
This information should be obtained from the system administrator.
- password
- The login password used by the client to connect to the FilingBox MEGA2 v2 Server
Note
This information should be obtained from the system administrator.
Upon successful login, the following mount-related message will be displayed.
The mount result can be verified by executing the following command
mount | grep mega