Application | CloudBerry Explorer

When CloudBerry Explorer has launched you will notice that the left side of the screen represents your local systems folder directory and the right represents cloud storage. On the cloud storage side click the source drop down menu and select:

1. Select <New Storage Account>

2. Select Cloud-A as your cloud storage provider.

Standard Login

For standard OpenStack Keystone authentication, which will authenticate to all of the containers in your Bulk Storage account, enter your specific credentials as follows:

• Display name: Email (Cloud-A login username)
• User name: Email (Cloud-A login username)
• Api key: Cloud-A password
• Authentication Service: https://keystone.ca-ns-1.clouda.ca:8443/v2.0/tokens
• Tenant Name: Email (Cloud-A login username)

Container Keys Login

For authentication using container specific API keys, which will authenticate only to the Bulk Storage container of your choice enter your credentials as follows:

• Display name: Container name
• User name: Read-key or Full-access (depending on your choice)
• Api key: Read-Only key or Full-Access key
• Authentication Service: https://ca-ns-1.bulkstorage.ca:8444/keys_auth/<container_name>/v2.0
• Tenant Name: Tenant ID

Testing / Debugging

Select “Test Connection” to ensure that the system has accepted your credentials.

If Test Connection fails, ensure that you have entered your credentials correctly. If you have entered your credentials correctly but are still receiving a “Connection Failed” error message, ensure that you have the correct ports open for Bulk Storage. Those ports are: 80, 443, 8443 and 8444.

If your credentials were entered correctly, the Bulk Storage container you created in the first step will appear in the file directory in the CloudBerry software.