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+==== Mount a NAS ====
+For anyone wanting to store a large amount of data, a NAS will be required as the standard G6/G7 does not have enough storage for hours of date from multiple services.
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+However, for most demonstration applications, the internal storage should be enough to provide an overview of what the product capabilities are, without provision or integration of extra storage. For this reason, we will just use the internal storage of the packager.
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+==== Define a Publication Folder ====
+To create your sharing folder on your server. Navigate to:
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+    /opt/mfvp/mnt
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+Even if you are not publishing on a NAS, you will need to create a publication folder in this repository.
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+In the example below, we are creating a nas folder in /opt/mfvp/mnt where we will publish to.
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+<file>
+cd /opt/mfvp/mnt
+mkdir nas
+chown -R envivio:envivio nas
+</file>
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+You need to change the group and owner of the folder you are publishing to using chown in order to give CentOS the rights to publish in this folder.
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