To configure Access Appliance with OpenStack Manila

1. Export the pool to Manila.

   OPENSTACK> manila resource export pool1
   ACCESS Manila SUCCESS V-288-0 Pool exported to Manila

2. Enter the following command to configure the pool with Manila.

   OPENSTACK> manila configure pool1
   
   To create a new share backend va-share1 in Manila
   ------------------------------------------
   
   Make the following changes on OpenStack controller node and restart the 
   Manila driver. Add the following configuration entries in 
   /etc/manila/manila.conf file:
   
   In the [DEFAULT] section:
   #####
   enabled_share_backends=va-share1
   #####
   
   At the end of all sections:
   #####
   [va-share1]
   share_driver=
   manila.share.drivers.veritas.veritas_isa.ACCESSShareDriver
   driver_handles_share_servers = False
   share_backend_name = va-share1
   va_server_ip = 10.209.106.144
   va_port = 14161
   va_fstype = simple
   va_user = <master_user>
   va_pwd = <master_user_password>
   va_pool = pool1
   #####

3. Enter the following command to display the resources which are created by Manila.

   OPENSTACK> manila resource list
   Pools exported to Manila:  pool1
   FS created by Manila:
   FS snapshots created by Manila:
   NFS shares exported by Manila: