Configure your access method
Each access method has a unique upload domain for accessing NetStorage.
Upload domains for each access method
Once you've determined an applicable domain name prefix, you'll use it with all domain names for a storage group. Each domain name allows you to access the group using the upload account access methods available.
All SSH (Secure) access methods require an SSH key and use the
sshacs
username, not the name of your upload account.
This table gives example domain names, imagining you use baseball
as your domain name prefix.
Access method | Secure | Domain Name |
---|---|---|
Aspera (Secure) Upload content using a secure Aspera Upload Acceleration connection. | ✓ | baseball.aspera.upload.akamai.com |
CMShell Manage content using the NetStorage CMShell. | ✓ | baseball.ssh.upload.akamai.com |
FTP Upload content using the non-secure File Transfer Protocol (FTP). | ✗ | baseball.ftp.upload.akamai.com |
FTPS Upload content using the File Transfer Protocol over TLS (Transport Security Layer). | ✓ | baseball.ftp.upload.akamai.com |
NetStorage HTTP API Upload content using the NetStorage Usage API. | ✓ | baseball-nsu.akamaihd.net |
Rsync Upload or sync content using a secure or non-secure Rsync connection. Secure connections use an SSH key. | ✓ | baseball.rsync.upload.akamai.com |
SFTP Upload content using SSH or the Secure Copy Protocol (SCP). Note: NetStorage does not support the fastPut method to upload content. | ✓ | baseball.sftp.upload.akamai.com |
SSH or SCP Use this domain name to upload content using using SSH or the Secure Copy Protocol | ✓ | baseball.scp.upload.akamai.com |
Updated 7 months ago