Global Configuration
<timezone name=”PST”/>
<timezone offset=”-480”/>
2.4.3 SMB Server Configuration
The
<SMB>
section defines the SMB/CIFS server configuration details and network
configuration. The main host configuration is contained within the
<host>
sub-section,
with various debug settings being specified by the
<sessionDebug>
,
<netbiosDebug>
and
<announceDebug>
items.
Host Configuration
<host name=”...” domain=”...”/>
Specifies the server name and domain/workgroup
that the server is part of.
<host name=”JLANSRV” domain=”STARLASOFT”/>
<alias names=”name1,name2,..”/>
Specifies alias names that the server will respond to.
<broadcast>n.n.n.n</broadcast>
Network or subnet broadcast mask as a dotted
TCP/IP address. In some cases the value of
'255.255.255.255' may work.
<broadcast>90.1.255.255</broadcast>
<smbdialects>..,..</smbdialects>
Enables the SMB dialects that the server will
negotiate with a client. The available dialects are
Core
,
LanMan
and
NT
.
<smbdialects>Core,LanMan,NT</smbdialects>
<comment>...</comment>
Server comment sent out as part of the host
announcement and also returned by various
server/workstation information requests.
<comment>JLAN SMB Server</comment>
<bindto>n.n.n.n</bindto>
<bindto adapter=”...”/>
Specifies the network adapter to bind to if the host
has multiple network adapters. If not specified the
SMB server will bind to all available adapters.
Alternatively, the adapter name may be specified
using the adapter attribute. The adapter name is the
name returned by the NetworkInterface class, such
as 'eth0' or 'en0'.
<bindto>90.1.0.0</bindto>
<bindto adapter=”eth0”/>
<authenticator type=”...”>
..
</authenticator>
Configures the CIFS server authentication
mechanism.
The
type
attribute specifies that one of the supplied
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