Hi,
Running a Sun Storage 7210 and want to replace a ordinary Windows fileserver
Have done identical shares and user rights (as I can understand).
My application that access the share need to also do ANONYMOUS LOGON,
and the share have READ for Everyone
Here is an example from the security log a
r...@dsshare01:~# smbadm join -u solarisuser de-ent.com
Is "solarisuser" an AD user? If not, please try using a domain
administrator account to perform the domain join.
When joining a Windows 2008 domain, please refer to the following
troubleshooting guide:
http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.
I don't believe enabling guest access is exposed in current 7000 BUI
I don't have any knowledge of if/when it will be available.
I'd recommend that you raise this issue through your support channel.
Afshin
On 07/ 2/10 10:02 PM, Alex Ball wrote:
Thanks for your response.
I'm curious how to ena
On 07/ 8/10 11:25 AM, Afshin Salek wrote:
I don't believe enabling guest access is exposed in current 7000 BUI
I don't have any knowledge of if/when it will be available.
I'd recommend that you raise this issue through your support channel.
Agreed.
In response to the discussion below. svchos
Hello,
I am currently using b134 as s file server (zfs). I have the guestok parameter
set on my file system and it shares correctly without a password. The problem I
have now is with the file permissions.
I want any user to be able to modify or delete any file from the share from
windwos (or a
Don't use 777. Both Windows and ZFS are ACL based and using 777
only sets the rwx bits, which is not the same as FullControl.
Use:
chmod A=everyone@:full_set:fd:allow
Where is the file/directory/path you want to modify.
Note:
The OpenSolaris team opted to make the gnu utilities the d
Thanks, that worked.
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