In the navigation pane of the ZStack Private Cloud UI, choose Hardware > Backup Storage. On the Backup Storage page, click
Add Backup Storage. On the displayed Add Backup
Storage page, set the following parameters:
Zone: By default, the current zone is displayed.
Name: Enter a name for the backup storage.
Description: Optional. Enter a description for the
backup storage.
Type: Select ImageStore.
Backup Storage IP: Enter an IP address for the backup
storage.
URL: Enter a URL of a storage that is attached to the
backup storage, such as /zstack_bs.
Note:
We recommend that you attach a large capacity storage for the
URL, and enter the absolute path of the directory.
The following system directories cannot be used. Otherwise, the
hosts might fail to work properly.
/
/dev/
/proc/
/sys/
/usr/bin
/bin
Import existing images: Choose whether to obtain the
existing images.
Note:
If selected, you can obtain the existing image files under the
URL directory in the backup storage.
Only ImageStore backup storages support the preceding
operation.
SSH Port: Set an SSH port for the backup storage.
Default port: 22.
User Name: Use either the default user name (root) or
enter a user name for the backup storage.
Password: Enter the corresponding user password.
Image Synchronization Network: Optional. Enter a CIDR
for the image synchronization network if you deployed a network that is used
independently by the image synchronization.
Note:
ImageStore backup storages within the same management node allow
you to synchronize images.
If you deployed a network that is used independently by the
image synchronization, add directly the network to the
cloud.
If you use an independent image synchronization network, you can
avoid network congestion and improve transmission
efficiencies.
If not set, a management network will be used by default when
images are synchronized.
If you set an image synchronization network for both a source
ImageStore and a destination ImageStore, only the image
synchronization network of the destination ImageStore will
work.