napp-it ZFS Storage, Руководство пользователя

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SMB guest access
Create a user with name guest (pw does not matter), and enter „smbadm enable-user guest“ at console
or the napp-it cmd field and use guest to connect. (OmniOS 151018 and up)
SMB server listing in Windows under „network environment“
Set netbios_enable=true in menu Services > SMB > Properties (OmniOS ).
This function requires an additional Windows Master Browser ex a Windows Server
SMB server browsing in OSX via Bonjour (ZFS server displayed as Apple Xserve)
Enable Bonjour (multicast/dns) in menu Services > Bonjour. This function requires a valid Pro/Dev release
OSX finder view of SMB servers (the Xserve icons are OmniOS ZFS SMB storage servers with Bonjour enabled)
SMB identity mapping
In an Active Directory environment you can map AD-users ex the Domainadmin to root to allow full access
for these users to all files - even when there was no explicit permission set for admins as root has always full
access. ID mapping is available in menu Users (napp-it ACL extension)
Attention: Do not map local Unix users to local Unix users. Map only AD users to Unix users. You can
map local SMB groups to local Unix groups. But for a SMB only usage, you do not need any mappings.
They are only needed to use the same users on SMB and other Unix applications.
User backup and restore
If you need to restore an OmniOS/ Solaris ZFS server and want to keep local permissions intact, you must
recreate local users with the same user-id.
If you have enabled the napp-it backup function in menu Jobs, you can restore napp-it and all user
settings in menu Users > Restore settings (the ACL extension on a napp-it Pro or Dev edition is required)
Howto: Reinstall OS, setup napp-it, insert a license key, update napp-it to a Pro edition and import datapool.
Now you can use the menu User > restore to restore settings from your datapool