getNasVolumeInstanceList
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    getNasVolumeInstanceList

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    Article summary

    Can be used in a VPC environment.

    Overview

    Query the list of NAS volume instances.

    Request

    Request parameter

    Parameter NameRequired StatusTypeRestrictionsDescription
    regionCodeNoStringRegion Code
    You can decide the region where the list of NAS volume instances will be queried.
    The regionCode can be obtained through the getRegionList action.
    Default: Select the first region of the getRegionList query results.
    zoneCodeNoStringZONE Code
    You can decide the zone in which the list of NAS volume instances will be queried.
    The zoneCode can be obtained through the getZoneList action.
    nasVolumeInstanceNoList.NNoList<String>List of the NAS volume instance numbers
    You can search by filtering with the NAS volume instance number.
    The nasVolumeInstanceNo can be obtained through the getNasVolumeInstanceList action.
    ex) --nasVolumeInstanceNoList 1234 2345
    volumeNameNoStringVolume name
    You can search by filtering with an NAS volume name.
    volumeAllotmentProtocolTypeCodeNoStringType code of volume allocation protocol
    You can search by filtering with the volume allocation protocol type.
    Options: NFS (can be mounted on Linux servers, such as CentOS, Ubuntu, etc.) | CIFS (can be mounted on Windows server)
    isEventConfigurationNoBooleanEvent setting status
    You can search by filtering with the event setting status.
    Options : true | false
    isSnapshotConfigurationNoBooleanSnapshot setting status
    You can search by filtering with the snapshot setting status.
    Options : true | false
    pageNoNoIntegerThe page number of the paged results
    The results can shown as pages using pageNo and pageSize.
    pageSizeConditionalIntegerThe size of each page to be displayed at the time of paging
    The results can shown as pages using pageNo and pageSize.
    Enter it when entering pageNo.
    sortedByNoStringSorting target
    The results can be sorted by the NAS volume instance number, volume name, and total volume size.
    Options : nasVolumeInstanceNo | volumeName | volumeTotalSize
    sortingOrderNoStringSorting order
    When using sortedBy, set sorting in ascending /descending order.
    Options: ASC (ascending order) | DESC (descending order)
    Default : ASC
    responseFormatTypeNoStringFormat type for the response result
    Options : xml | json
    Default : xml

    Response

    Response data type

    • NasVolumeInstanceList type
    NasVolumeInstanceList extends CommonResponse
    private Integer totalRows;
    private List<NasVolumeInstance> nasVolumeInstanceList = new ArrayList<>();
    NasVolumeInstance
    private String nasVolumeInstanceNo;
    private CommonCode nasVolumeInstanceStatus;
    private CommonCode nasVolumeInstanceOperation;
    private String nasVolumeInstanceStatusName;
    private Date createDate;
    private String nasVolumeDescription;
    private String mountInformation;
    private CommonCode volumeAllotmentProtocolType;
    private String volumeName;
    private Long volumeTotalSize;
    private Long volumeSize;
    private Float snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio;
    private CommonCode snapshotVolumeConfigPeriodType;
    private CommonCode snapshotVolumeConfigDayOfWeekType;
    private Integer snapshotVolumeConfigTime;
    private Long snapshotVolumeSize;
    private Boolean isSnapshotConfiguration;
    private Boolean isEventConfiguration;
    private String regionCode;
    private String zoneCode;
    private ServerInstanceNoList nasVolumeServerInstanceNoList;
    private Boolean isEncryptedVolume;
    private List<NasVolumeInstanceCustomIp> nasVolumeInstanceCustomIpList;
    private Boolean isReturnProtection;
    NasVolumeInstanceCustomIp
    private String customIp;

    Example

    Request example

    ncloud vnas getNasVolumeInstanceList --regionCode KR --zoneCode KR-1 --nasVolumeInstanceNoList ***3901 --volumeName n***4567_test*** --volumeAllotmentProtocolTypeCode NFS --isEventConfiguration false --isSnapshotConfiguration false
    

    Response example

    <getNasVolumeInstanceListResponse>
      <requestId>988048d6-30c6-4783-b2c9-bd2436d0db93</requestId>
      <returnCode>0</returnCode>
      <returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
      <totalRows>1</totalRows>
      <nasVolumeInstanceList>
        <nasVolumeInstance>
          <nasVolumeInstanceNo>***3901</nasVolumeInstanceNo>
          <nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
            <code>CREAT</code>
            <codeName>NAS create</codeName>
          </nasVolumeInstanceStatus>
          <nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
            <code>NULL</code>
            <codeName>NAS NULL OP</codeName>
          </nasVolumeInstanceOperation>
          <nasVolumeInstanceStatusName></nasVolumeInstanceStatusName>
          <createDate>1970-01-01T09:00:02+0900</createDate>
          <nasVolumeDescription></nasVolumeDescription>
          <mountInformation>***.***.0.20:/n***4567_test***</mountInformation>
          <volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
            <code>NFS</code>
            <codeName>NFS</codeName>
          </volumeAllotmentProtocolType>
          <volumeName>n***4567_test***</volumeName>
          <volumeTotalSize>536870912000</volumeTotalSize>
          <volumeSize>536870912000</volumeSize>
          <snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>0.0</snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio>
          <snapshotVolumeConfigTime>0</snapshotVolumeConfigTime>
          <snapshotVolumeSize>0</snapshotVolumeSize>
          <isSnapshotConfiguration>false</isSnapshotConfiguration>
          <isEventConfiguration>false</isEventConfiguration>
          <regionCode>KR</regionCode>
          <zoneCode>KR-1</zoneCode>
          <nasVolumeServerInstanceNoList/>
          <isEncryptedVolume>false</isEncryptedVolume>
          <nasVolumeInstanceCustomIpList/>
          <isReturnProtection>false</isReturnProtection>
        </nasVolumeInstance>
      </nasVolumeInstanceList>
    </getNasVolumeInstanceListResponse>
    

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