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Configuring Front-End Services

Configuring CIFS

11-18 CLI Storage-Management Guide

Exporting all Filer Subshares at Once

This section only applies to managed volumes. Skip all of the “subshare” sections if

you are sharing a direct volume.

You can use a single command to export multiple filer subshares. This presumes that

the volume is prepared with multiple subshares, perhaps through subshare replication

(recall “Replicating Subshares at all of the Volume’s Filers” on page 9-23). Exit to

priv-exec mode and use the

cifs export-subshares command:

cifs export-subshares namespace volume fqdn [tentative]

where

namespace (1-30 characters) can be any namespace that supports CIFS.

volume (1-1024 characters) identifies the root of one volume (for example,

“/oneVol”) with CIFS subshares.

fqdn (1-255 characters) is an existing CIFS service. The subshares will be

available to clients through this service.

tentative (optional) changes the operation to find all subshares without

exporting them. The found subshares appear in an output report.

This command creates a report to show the progress of the operation. The CLI shows

the name of the report after you issue the command. Use

show reports report-name to

view the report.

For example, the following command sequence shares all filer subshares behind the

“medarcv~/rcrds” volume through the “ac1.medarch.org” service:

bstnA6k(gbl)# end

bstnA6k# cifs export-subshares medarcv /rcrds ac1.medarch.org

% WARNING: Not all nested back-end shares were successfully

exported due to collisions with existing exports. See report

'cifsExportSubshares_20061221140808.rpt' for details.

bstnA6k# ...

1 2 ... 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 ... 491 492

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