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Chapter 6: Basic Operations
Creating CIFS Shares
Lattus A10 Access Node User’s Guide 15
Creating CIFS Shares
To add a CIFS share to the Lattus A10 Access Node, do the following:
1 Log in to the Lattus A10 Access Node's CLI (See Logging in to the
Lattus A10 Access Node CLI on page 12 for instructions).
2 Use a text editor (e.g., vi, vim, gedit) to open
/etc/samba/
smb.conf
.
3 Go to the bottom of the file.
4 To add a CIFS share, add the following lines to the bottom of file:
[CIFS share name]
path = /stornext/snfs1/[CIFS share name]
writeable = yes
The value for “CIFS share name” will vary. Enter the actual name you
want to use for the share. For example, to create a CIFS share called
“ CIFSshare01 ”, add the following lines to
/etc/samba/smb.conf
:

[CIFSshare01]
path = /stornext/snfs1/CIFSshare01
writeable = yes
5 If you need to add more than one CIFS share, repeat step 4 for each
additional share.
6 Once all updates have been made, save the file.
7 Issue the following command:.
#killall -HUP smbd
This will restart the smbd server daemon and reload the
configuration from /etc/samba/smb.conf.
All of the added shares will be visible.
Notes :
• Exporting any directory through both NFS and CIFS is not
supported on the Lattus A10 Access Node.
• You will need to associate each share with a namespace using
the Lattus A10 Access Node's GUI. Each namespace should only
be associated with a single share, so the ratio of namespaces to