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 Objectives

At the end of this module, you will be able to:

List the prerequisites for running CIFS setup
Run cifs setup to configure the storage
appliance
Explain the relationship between directories on the
storage appliance and access to them from user
machines
Describe the options and required specifications
when creating a share
Use the cifs shares command to create shares
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 Objectives

At the end of this module, you will be able to:

Use cifs access command to grant access to
users and groups
Use the command for starting and stopping CIFS
services
Terminate CIFS services or for specific clients
Use the cifs sessions command to view users
and connections
Reconfigure CIFS on the storage appliance
Joining a Domain
 Joining a Domain

Prerequisites
CIFS must be licensed on the storage appliance
Name of the Windows 2000 domain
IP addresses for up to four Windows Internet Name
Services (WINS) servers (optional)
Administrator name and password for the Windows
domain server
MultiProtocol or NTFS security stylebcvbcvbbd
Security authentication will be Windows domain,
Windows Workgroup, or UNIX password
authentication
 Joining a Domain

NetApp1> cifs setup

Enable CIFS access to the filer by a Windows(tm) PC
Your filer is currently only visible to PCs on the same net.
Do you wish to make the system visible via WINS? [no]:
CIFS requires local /etc/passwd and /etc/group files for multiprotocol.
Default passwd file will be created containing 'root',
'pcuser', and 'nobody'.
Enter the password for root []: joey
Retype the password: joey
The default name of this filer will be 'NetApp1'.
Do you want to modify this name? [no]:
CIFS supports three types of user authentication:
1. Windows Domain authentication.
2. Windows Workgroup authentication using the filer's user accounts.
3. /etc/passwd and/or NIS based authentication.
What type of authentication will this filer use? [1]:
The filer will use Windows Domain authentication.
Enter the Windows Domain for the filer []: BASEBALL
Please enter the Windows 2000 user [Administrator@BASEBALL]:
Enter the password for BASEBALL\administrator []: simon34
CIFS - Logged in as administrator@BASEBALL.
CIFS - Updating filer account 'cn=NetApp1,cn=computers,dc=BASEBALL'
CIFS - Connecting to domain controller.
Fri Mar 28 16:26:55 PST [rc:info]: Connection with \\Domaincontroller
established
Welcome to the BASEBALL Windows 2000(tm) domain.
CIFS local server is running.
NetApp1>
Joining a Domain - Using CIFS Setup Wizard
Joining a Domain - Using CIFS Setup Wizard
CIFS Shares
 CIFS Shares

Shares can be managed by using:

CLI (Command Line Interface)
Windows Computer Management
FilerView
NetApp1> cifs shares add webfinal /vol/vol1/webfinal

Command Line

Computer Management
CIFS Shares Commands
 CIFS Shares Commands

cifs shares

cifs shares webfinal

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cifs shares change webfinal nomaxusers

cifs shares delete webfinal

CIFS Access
 CIFS Shares Access Liz Burkhouse:
I moved
command line
Access can be managed by using: and computer
CLI (Command Line Interface) mgmt to left side
to be consistent
Windows Computer Management with earlier
FilerView usage (slide 13).

NetApp1> cifs access eng jbrown Read

NetApp1>
Command Line
Command Line

Computer Management
CIFS Access
 CIFS Access

NetApp1> cifs access eng engineering Full Control

NetApp1> cifs shares eng

Name Mount Point Description

---- ----------- -----------
eng /vol/vol1/eng Eng Share
EDSVCS\engineering / Full Control
NetApp1> cifs access eng jbrown Read
NetApp1> cifs shares eng

Name Mount Point Description

---- ----------- -----------
eng /vol/vol1/eng Eng Share
EDSVCS\jbrown / Read
EDSVCS\engineering / Full Control

NetApp1> cifs access delete eng jbrown

Name Mount Point Description
---- ----------- -----------
eng /vol/vol1/eng Eng Share
EDSVCS\engineering / Full Control
 CIFS Services

cifs terminate [-t time] workstation

cifs restart

Liz Burkhouse:
Does this flash element
do something or is it just
used for illustration? If
illust. Might be better to
capture and use as
graphic only.
 Reconfiguring CIFS

Use cifs terminate command to

disconnect users and stop CIFS service
Use cifs setup command to reconfigure
CIFS service
The storage appliance automatically attempts
to restart the CIFS service with the new CIFS
configuration.
 CIFS Sessions via Command Line

NetApp1> cifs sessions

Server Registers as ' NetApp1 ' in Windows 2000 domain 'EDSVCS'
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Selected domain controller \\DEVDC for authentication
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TPILLON2-L2K (EDSVCS\administrator - root)
1 0
NetApp1> cifs sessions -s
users
Security Information
TPILLON2-L2K (EDSVCS\administrator - root)
***************
UNIX uid = 0
user is a member of group daemon (1)
user is a member of group daemon (1)

NT membership
EDSVCS\Administrator
EDSVCS\Domain Users
EDSVCS\Domain Admins
BUILTIN\Users
BUILTIN\Administrators
User is also a member of Everyone, Network Users,
Authenticated Users
***************
CIFS Sessions via FilerView
 Topic Review

What 3 methods allow shares to be managed?

Command line
Windows computer management
FilerView

What 3 methods allow permissions to be managed?

Command line
Windows computer management
FilerView

What are some of the prerequisites for running CIFS

setup
CIFS must be licensed on the storage appliance
Name of the Windows 2000 domain
IP addresses for up to four Windows Internet Name Services (WINS) servers
(optional)
Administrator name and password for the Windows domain server
MultiProtocol or NTFS security style
Security authentication will be Windows domain, Windows Workgroup, or
UNIX password authentication
 Topic Review

What command is used to configure cifs

services
cifs setup
What is the command for starting and
stopping CIFS services
cifs terminate
cifs restart
What command is used to view users and
connections
cifs sessions
Exercises