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In order for a VM to have access to a SFS it needs to be in the same able to trace a route to the SFS via a share network. At EWC this is achieved via a specific private network, typically aclled sfs_network_<project_id>, and a router that provides a static route to the share network. When provisioning an instance, add the shared sfs network , as displayed above, to the list of networks for the VM (usually in addition to private)
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If the instance has already provisioned, one can add an interface to the share network by selecting the Attach Interface option in the drop-down menu from the right-hand side options for the selected VM.
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You can select a fixed IP address for the VM in the private network, or if not, you will get one automatically assigned. Make note of that IP as it will be needed later.
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Now that the file share is created, we need grant access to it to any VM we want. In order to do this, grab the VM's IP of the VM to which you wish to give access, e.g 10.0.0.116. Then in the sfs network. Then follow these steps
1. In the list of file shares, select Manage Rules from the dropdown menu on the right-hand side of the selected file share.
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