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Troubleshooting CIFS Services
Listing Open Files in a CIFS Service
9-10 CLI Maintenance Guide
3.4 172.16.100.68 524 Read 192.168.25.15 Y2004
medarch\mhoward_md 0 0 0.0.0.0
File:\rcrds\2004
3.6 172.16.100.6 586 Read+Write 192.168.25.15 Y2004
medarch\juser 16395 0 192.168.25.20 Y2004
File:\rcrds\2004\infarction_stats.xsl
3.6 172.16.100.6 758 Read+Write 192.168.25.15 Y2004
medarch\juser 49158 0 192.168.25.20 Y2004
File:\rcrds\2004\planB\jmilton_rcrd.dat
3.6 172.16.100.6 898 Read 192.168.25.15 ARCHIVES
medarch\juser 0 0 0.0.0.0
File:\rcrds
3.6 172.16.100.6 945 Read+Write 192.168.25.15 ARCHIVES
medarch\juser 16393 0 192.168.25.20 histories
File:\rcrds\mmo_medical_record.dat
3.6 172.16.100.6 1046 Read+Write 192.168.25.15 ARCHIVES
medarch\juser 32781 0 192.168.25.29 prescriptions
File:\rcrds\flu_vaccine.list
Total number of files displayed is 8.
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Focusing on One NSM Processor
As mentioned above, each CIFS session is managed by a single NSM processor. If
you show the open files at a single CIFS service, you can further narrow the focus to a
single NSM processor. To accomplish this, identify the processor after the FQDN for
the CIFS service:
show cifs-service open-files fqdn slot . processor
where
fqdn (1-128 characters) identifies a single CIFS service,
slot (1-6 in the ARX®6000, 1 in all other platforms) is the slot number of the
desired NSM, and
processor (1-6) is the NSM-processor number. Use
show processor
for a
complete list of processors (and their modules and slots) on the ARX.