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Connecting to your Filespace you will require the full Filespace and Domain name along with appropriate User and Password credentials.  If you've been...

A LucidLink Filespace provides multiple configuration parameters applicable both locally or globally across all clients participating in the global namespac...

In order to provide users access to a Filespace, administrators need to create individual users accounts. Each user will require their own username and pass...

Filespace shares form the basis of our Access Control List (ACL) and enable administrators to provide, read, read-write access throughout the Filespace of f...

The LucidLink Filespaces log-structured design and block-level data layout built on object store present a unique opportunity for granular snapshot capabili...

LucidLink Filespaces is based on a log-structured design, making snapshot support a natural extension of our file system. You can schedule and manage snapsh...

Groups offer Filespace administrators a convenient way to provision resources by combining users and defining share paths in a uniform manner. Administrato...

Filespace user passwords can be changed through the LucidLink cleint. Any user can change their password, when they are logged in. Root can change any user...

LucidLink is a log-structured distributed file system for object storage. LucidLink writes to object storage using a unique data layout which allows random ...

Multiple Filespaces can be mounted at the same time through the command line by specifying --instance id.  Each Filespace instance requires its own system ...