All of this is working now. The solution was simple: create the folder on the
unix side before attempting to create a share in windows!
I can create shares and set permissions on those shares. I am, however, unable
to manage NFS permissions on those shares and folders within.
As a basic recap f
Thanks for your help -- I'm so close!
Now, while in MMC connected to the unix server, if I right click on the share
that I created in unix, and go to properties -> 'Share Permissions,' I get an
error when trying to apply changes. The error is "Changes cannot be saved. The
storage control blocks
the mount path as
it appears in /etc/mnttab (2nd column) prefixed by the a drive
letter and colon (B: is fine).
Alan
Original Message
Subject: Re: [cifs-discuss] Controlling shares via windows MMC
Date: Thu, 22 Jul 2010 13:42:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: keegam
To: cifs-discuss
What you're describing is perfectly fine, I was responding to
this line of your email:
"I read that blog, and didn't see anything indicating the steps required
in creating a share, only a mention that it was possible."
And saying that you need to refer to Microsoft documentations and helps
to
I was using MMC. I posted screenshots dictating the process i was using.
In a nutshell, I'm a unix admin. I'm responsible for making sure snapshots are
taken, the unix OS and SMB services are online, and the hardware is working.
I'd like the windows team to administer all shares. My assumption w
There should be plenty of references about how to use Microsoft tools.
The blog entry is intended to announce that MMC works with CIFS server
on Solaris. We are not really in the business of documenting how to
use Microsoft tools as the assumption is that it should work the same
against a Solaris
Thanks for your response. I read that blog, and didn't see anything indicating
the steps required in creating a share, only a mention that it was possible.
Below is a series of screenshots of the process I took.
I can provide snoop logs between this windows server and the opensolaris server
if
I don't think you can create a share like that on a remote
system even on a Windows share. To create a share on another
system you need to use MMC as Keyur has pointed out.
Afshin
On 07/22/10 10:04 AM, keegam wrote:
I'm trying it from a windows 2003 server. The domain controllers are windows
On 07/22/10 11:04, keegam wrote:
I'm trying it from a windows 2003 server. The domain controllers are windows
2008, but I didn't try it from there.
I'm not sure if there is any operation that is failing. When i create a folder
(in windows, on the cifs share) and right click, and select proper
I'm trying it from a windows 2003 server. The domain controllers are windows
2008, but I didn't try it from there.
I'm not sure if there is any operation that is failing. When i create a folder
(in windows, on the cifs share) and right click, and select properties, there
is no 'Sharing' tab. T
Can you tell us what operations are you trying to do via MMC which fail ?
Also if you could send us a trace of operations that fail, that would be
great.
Best Regards,
Keyur
I've been working on this problem for a few days now. I am unable to manage (create, delete, etc) shares via windows 2003
I've been working on this problem for a few days now. I am unable to manage
(create, delete, etc) shares via windows 2003 MMC.
According to the following, it should be possible:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=472559
"It should be possible to add new shares as well as set shar
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