How to create and connect NetApp-Volumes

Google documentation: https://cloud.google.com/netapp/volumes/docs/configure-and-use/active-directory/about-ad?hl=en#required_permissions_to_create_active_directory_machine_accounts

Windows: You need to give permission to svc_cloudvolume user. You can find it on AD and cloud volume ad. Steps: * open aduc and select View ➝ Advanced Features * Select wanted OU (this case it was Smbvolumes) and right click on it * select Delecate control and wizard opens. * Wanted user was svc_gcp_cloudvolume, which is also service account in GCP * * Choose Create a custom task to delegate * * Enable checkbox create to this folder ➝ computer objects * * Permissions: * Read, Write, Create and Delete Child Objects, Change and reset password * * * Summary: * * * * You can check chosen permissions: * (Advanced Features need to be picked) * Right click wanted OU ➝ permissions * Advanced permissions ➝ you can see given permission for this OU.

NetApp cloud volume: * I created new Storage pool in GCP: https://console.cloud.google.com/netapp/cloud-volumes/storage-pools?orgonly=true&project=common-servers-01&supportedpurview=project * This setup was made almost basic setup, I made new Storage pool like older one. * Next I created new Cloud Volume in GCP: https://console.cloud.google.com/netapp/cloud-volumes/volumes?orgonly=true&project=common-servers-01&supportedpurview=project * This was also made like others. * After cloud volume was created successfully, go back in aduc * open wanted OU (this case it was Smbvolumes) ➝ here is new "computer" which is new netapp smb volume.

Last steps: * * go to DNS ➝ open View ➝ Advanced * In Forward Lookup Zones you will find that new smb volume. It has dynamic IP address. That need to be changed to static. * Right click wanted object ➝ disable "Delete this record when it becomes stale" by clicking the "Box". * Enable "Update associated pointer (PTR) record" by clicking the "Box". * Apply ➝ ok.