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Troubleshooting CIFS Services
Dropping a CIFS Client
9-8 CLI Maintenance Guide
Dropping a CIFS Client
From priv-exec mode, you can use
drop cifs-service user-session
to close a session
with a CIFS client:
drop cifs-service user-session fqdn slot . processor ipaddress client
where
fqdn (1-128 characters) identifies a single CIFS service,
slot . processor identifies an NSM processor, and
client identifies the client session by its source-IP address.
For example, this command sequence shows all CIFS clients, drops a client session,
then shows that the session’s
Age
has restarted and his
FE Client ID
has changed
(indicating that the client application re connected to the CIFS service):
bstnA6k> show cifs-service user-sessions all
Proc IP Address Port Age FE Client ID Domain\User
---- --------------- ----- -------- ------------ -------------------------
3.2 172.16.100.20 2825 2071 15 medarch\lfine_md
3.4 172.16.100.68 1309 1730 32 medarch\mhoward_md
3.6 172.16.100.6 3358 2608 15 medarch\juser
3.2 172.16.100.20 2883 1394 18 medarch\lfine_md
Total number of users displayed is 4.
bstnA6k>
enable
bstnA6k# drop cifs-service user-session ac1.medarch.org 3.2 ipaddress 172.16.100.20
bstnA6k# show cifs-service user-sessions all
Proc IP Address Port Age FE Client ID Domain\User
---- --------------- ----- -------- ------------ -------------------------
3.2 172.16.100.20 2905 15 20 medarch\lfine_md
3.4 172.16.100.68 1309 1789 32 medarch\mhoward_md
3.6 172.16.100.6 3358 2668 15 medarch\juser
3.2 172.16.100.20 2883 1453 18 medarch\lfine_md
Total number of users displayed is 4.
bstnA6k#
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