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title: Using Local Block Storage on Netcup Linux Server
description: Learn how to attach and utilize additional hard drives on a Netcup Linux server. This tutorial is designed for users with SSH access and provides step-by-step instructions for setup.
title: Using local Blockstorage on netcup Linux Server
description: Learn how to attach an local Blockstorage
updated_at: 2023-12-31
slug: how-to-use-local-block-storage
author_name: Luca Wunderlich
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# Introduction
In this tutorial we will show you how to integrate and use additional hard disks under Linux on a Netcup server.
In this tutorial we will show you how to integrate and use additional hard disks under Linux on a netcup server.
# Requirements
The tutorial is aimed at users who already have access to their server via SSH. **Note:** Make sure that your user has the required authorizations.
The tutorial is aimed at users who already have access to their server via SSH. Please make sure that your user has the required authorizations.
You can execute the following command at the beginning of each SSH session: ```bash sudo -i
You can execute the following command at the beginning of each SSH session: ```bash sudo -i```
# Step 1 - Overview of available hard disks
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# Conclusion
The additional hard disk is now ready for use and is automatically mounted after a reboot.
The additional disk is now ready for use and will automatically be mounted after a reboot.
# License