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Configuring a Namespace

Setting NFS Character Encoding

CLI Storage-Management Guide 7-13

Setting CIFS Character Encoding

When a volume from a CIFS namespace is exported through a virtual server

(described in a later chapter), the virtual server may register its NetBIOS name with a

WINS server. Use the

character-encoding cifs command to set the character encoding

expected by the local WINS server:

character-encoding cifs {iso–8859–1 | utf–8 | shift-jis | ksc5601}

where

iso–8859–1 is ISO 8859–1 (Latin1, single-byte) character encoding,

utf–8 specifies UTF–8 (Unicode) character encoding,

shift-jis (Microsoft Shift-JIS) supports Japanese characters, and

ksc5601 supports Korean characters.

As with NFS, the default is ISO 8859–1 (Latin1).

For example, this command sequence sets character encoding to “Shift JIS”

(Japanese) for CIFS NETBIOS names for the ‘insur’ multi-protocol namespace:

bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace insur

bstnA6k(gbl-ns[insur])# character-encoding cifs shift-jis

bstnA6k(gbl-ns[insur])# ...

Returning to Default Character Encoding

Use no character-encoding to revert to ISO 8859–1 for either NFS filenames or CIFS

NetBIOS names:

no character-encoding {nfs | cifs}

For example:

bstnA6k(gbl)# namespace insur

bstnA6k(gbl-ns[insur])# no character-encoding cifs

bstnA6k(gbl-ns[insur])# ...

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