NIFCLOUD NAS uses the common private network

Restrict which servers can reach file storage.

Description

A NAS instance with network_id set to net-COMMON_PRIVATE connects to the shared private network. A dedicated Private LAN for its clients can narrow the network access boundary.

Potential impact

Loose NAS access controls may expose a path to files from systems that do not need access.

Remediation

Assign an appropriate nifcloud_private_lan and permit only required clients through NAS security groups and file-share permissions. Check existing mounts after the change.

Examples

These excerpts change the NAS network and omit LAN and client-access settings. Apply file permissions together with network isolation.

Before

hcl
resource "nifcloud_nas_instance" "example" {
  identifier        = "nas001"
  allocated_storage = 100
  protocol          = "nfs"
  type              = 0
  network_id        = "net-COMMON_PRIVATE"
}

After

hcl
resource "nifcloud_nas_instance" "example" {
  identifier        = "nas001"
  allocated_storage = 100
  protocol          = "nfs"
  type              = 0
  network_id        = nifcloud_private_lan.main.id
}

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