---
title: "removeNasVolumeAccessControl"
slug: "cli-vnas-volume-removenasvolumeaccesscontrol"
updated: 2026-10-08T05:02:39Z
published: 2026-10-08T05:02:39Z
canonical: "cli.ncloud-docs.com/cli-vnas-volume-removenasvolumeaccesscontrol"
---

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# removeNasVolumeAccessControl

Available in VPC

Remove the access control set on the NAS volume instance using the server instance number.

## Syntax

The `removeNasVolumeAccessControl` syntax is as follows:

```
./ncloud vnas removeNasVolumeAccessControl \
    --nasVolumeInstanceNo <nas-volume-instance-no> \
    --serverInstanceNoList <server-instance-no-list> \
    [--regionCode <KR|SGN|JPN>] \
    [--output <json|xml>]
```

## Options

This section describes the options available when running `removeNasVolumeAccessControl`.

### Required options

The following options are required for `removeNasVolumeAccessControl`.

| Options | Type | Required | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `--nasVolumeInstanceNo` | String | Required | NAS volume instance number - Access control settings can only be configured for NAS volume instances where the volume allocation protocol type is NFS. - See [getNasVolumeInstanceList](/docs/en/cli-vnas-volume-getnasvolumeinstancelist). |
| `--serverInstanceNoList` | List | Required | Server instance number - You can enter multiple items separated by spaces (e.g., `--serverInstanceNoList 1234 2345`). - See [getServerInstanceList](/docs/en/cli-vserver-server-getserverinstancelist). |

### Common options

For information about the options common to all `vnas` subcommands, see [NAS (VPC) options](/docs/en/cli-vnas#%EC%98%B5%EC%85%98).

## Examples

If the request to remove access control is successful, the configuration information for the NAS volume instance and the information about the remaining servers with access permission are returned.

### Command

The command example is as follows:

```
./ncloud vnas removeNasVolumeAccessControl \
    --nasVolumeInstanceNo 10234567 \
    --serverInstanceNoList 34567890 \
    --regionCode KR \
    --output json
```

### Output

The output example is as follows:

```
{
  "removeNasVolumeAccessControlResponse": {
    "totalRows": 1,
    "nasVolumeInstanceList": [
      {
        "nasVolumeInstanceNo": "10234567",
        "nasVolumeInstanceStatus": {
          "code": "CREAT",
          "codeName": "NAS creation status"
        },
        "nasVolumeInstanceOperation": {
          "code": "NULL",
          "codeName": "NAS NULL OP"
        },
        "nasVolumeInstanceStatusName": "created",
        "createDate": "2026-08-19T11:32:32+0900",
        "nasVolumeDescription": "Test NAS volume",
        "mountInformation": "192.0.2.10:/n123456_testnas01",
        "volumeAllotmentProtocolType": {
          "code": "NFS",
          "codeName": "NFS"
        },
        "volumeName": "n123456_testnas01",
        "volumeTotalSize": 536870912000,
        "volumeSize": 483183820800,
        "snapshotVolumeConfigurationRatio": 10.0,
        "snapshotVolumeConfigPeriodType": {
          "code": "DAY",
          "codeName": "Daily"
        },
        "snapshotVolumeConfigDayOfWeekType": {
          "code": "-1",
          "codeName": "Everyday"
        },
        "snapshotVolumeConfigTime": 1,
        "snapshotVolumeSize": 53687091200,
        "isSnapshotConfiguration": true,
        "isEventConfiguration": false,
        "regionCode": "KR",
        "zoneCode": "KR-2",
        "nasVolumeServerInstanceNoList": [],
        "isEncryptedVolume": false,
        "nasVolumeInstanceCustomIpList": [],
        "isReturnProtection": false
      }
    ],
    "requestId": "",
    "returnCode": "0",
    "returnMessage": "success"
  }
}
```