Content Library
Storage
When you create a
local library, you can store its contents on a datastore managed by the
instance or on a remote file system.
Depending on the type of storage
that you have, you can use Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) or Network File
System (NFS) for storing content on a datastore.
For storing content on a remote
file system, you can enter the path to the NFS storage that is mounted on the
Linux file system of the
. For example, you can use the following URI formats:
nfs://<server>/<path>?version=4
and
nfs://<server>/<path>
. If you have a
instance that runs on a Windows machine, you can specify the Server Massage
Block (SMB) URI to the Windows shared folders that store the library content.
For example, you can use the following URI format:
smb://<unc-server>/<path>
.