For Windows:Volume names for Windows should start with drive details such as C:/, D:/.For Network Share Path:Volume names for network share paths should begin with the UNC path, for example, //192.168.108.22/c.For Linux:In Linux, volume names should start with a forward slash (/).
Allowed CharactersWindows and Linux:
- Uppercase English letters: A to Z
- Lowercase English letters: a to z
- Numbers: 0 to 9
Windows
- Allowed special characters: "!" , "@" , "#" , "$" , "^" , "&" , "(" , ")" , "_" , " -" , "+" , "`" , "~" , "." , "," , ";" , "[" , "]" , "{" , "}" , "?" .
Linux
- Allowed special characters: "!" , "@" , "#" , "$" , "^" , "&" , "(" , ")" , " _" , "-" , "+" , "`" , "~" , "." , "," , ";" , "[" , "]" , "{" , "}" , "?" .
Restricted Special CharactersWindows:
- Restricted Special Characters: "\" , "/", " " , ":" , "*" , " " " , "<" , ">" , "|" , " ' " , "%" .
Linux:
- Restricted Special Characters: "&" , " " , ";" , "{" , "}" , "!" , "`" , "(" , ")" , "\" , "/" , ":" , "*" , " " " , "<" , ">" , "|" , " ' " , "%" .