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CIFS-based File System Access
This chapter describes the functions, management, and configuration of the CIFS protocol.
- CIFS Feature
This section describes the concept, availability, restrictions, and application scenarios of the CIFS feature. - Planning a CIFS Share
Planning a CIFS share helps facilitate the follow-up service configuration. The following items need to be planned: networks, domains, authentication modes, sharing modes, users, user groups, and permissions. - Configuring a CIFS Share
The OceanStor 18500 V3/18800 V3 supports the CIFS share mode. By configuring a CIFS share, a user can access the shared directory. - Configuring a Homedir Share
The OceanStor 18500 V3/18800 V3 supports the Homedir share mode. After the Homedir share service is enabled, a user can only access the shared directory with the same name as the user. - Configuration Example
The storage system provides a wide range of functions and solutions to meet customers' service requirements. This section explains some configuration processes that meet typical service requirements. - Managing an CIFS Share
After an CIFS share is configured for a storage system, you need to manage and maintain the CIFS share. This section describes how to manage an CIFS share.
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