Phil, how did you resolve windows and Linux user account stuff so that the
windows desktop users can access their files seamlessly? Just curious if
you have password access to the Linux shares or if windows is supplying the
password to Linux as a token, or clear text or what?
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Mark,
As of this morning we have 192Gig of samba space allocated with 67G free
space. This is used by approx 300 Windows desktop
for network disk space.
We are in the process of engineering a solution for 12TB of NFS/Windows
storage.
regards
Phil Tully
Mark Darvodelsky wrote:
>We have an opportunity to put forward a Samba on Linux/390 solution for
our
>corporate file/print needs. The current environment is Novell Netware on 4
>X Intel servers, approx 750 desktops, approx 3 million files using about
>1TB disk. Our management is open to a Linux on mainframe solution but I
>don't want to put up a technical solution if it is not robust and
scalable.
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>We are running OS/390 on a 9672-R36 (G5), OSA-2 fast ethernet.
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>Is Samba going to work well in a real-life production environment? Any
>thoughts or comments would be much appreciated.
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>Regards, Mark Darvodelsky,
>Royal SunAlliance Australia - Data Centre.
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