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Wasabi

ExpanDrive connects to Wasabi buckets using an access key ID and secret access key.

Connection Parameters

The connection settings identify the Wasabi endpoint, credentials, and optional bucket to mount.

Server

This is the address at which the service can be reached. Wasabi provides different addresses depending on your storage region. Choose the service URL that matches your bucket location.

Access Key

Access keys are used to make secure requests to the Wasabi service API. The Wasabi Console allows you to define access keys for a user.

An account can have only two access keys per user (two per root account and two per sub-user).

The access key and secret key authenticate as a pair. Either one alone is not useful; together they grant full access to your S3 resources.

Secret Key

The secret key is your private authentication key that pairs with your access key. This is like a password.

When you save the connection, ExpanDrive stores the secret key in your operating system's credential store.

Bucket

This field lets you restrict which bucket the connection can access. See Bucket-Level Organization for more information.

If your credentials do not have access to list the buckets in your account, provide the bucket name in your connection parameters.

Nickname

The nickname identifies the connection and appears as the volume label on the mounted drive.

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