Configuration Guide for Cisco NCS 1001, IOS XR Release 7.3.x

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Updated:: March 12, 2024

USB Automount

This chapter describes USB Automount configuration on NCS 1000.

USB Automount

The USB automount feature allows the user to read from or write files and folders onto the USB device without explicitly mounting it. The mounted USB device can be accessed as disk2: file system.

In NCS 1001, the USB device is automatically mounted in both sysadmin-vm and XR.

The user must unmount the USB device from sysadmin-vm or XR before it is removed from NCS 1000. If the USB device must be mounted again after the device is unmounted but before removing the device, it can be done using the mount command.

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