You are connected as an authenticated user called "owner".
The smbuid is runtime assigned. If you see it in subsequent script output, it confirms that the exchange is based on this authenticated session. Alan On 12/15/10 3:04 AM, Brett wrote:
ok so first to establish if the user is "owner" or anonymous :- bash-4.0$ pfexec ./cifs.d -p `pgrep smbd` | grep -i setup dtrace: script './cifs.d' matched 163 probes 0 6630 smb_pre_session_setup_andx:-smb_op-SessionSetupX-start cmd=115 [uid=0 tid=0] 0 6630 smb_pre_session_setup_andx:-smb_op-SessionSetupX-start [NBT] BG1S SAN owner maxmpx=50 vc=0 maxbuf=37888 0 6629 smb_post_session_setup_andx:-smb_op-SessionSetupX-done cmd[115]: status=0x00000000 (class=0 code=0) 0 6629 smb_post_session_setup_andx:-smb_op-SessionSetupX-done SOLARISHOST/owner: smbuid=1 (user) [status=0x00000000 (class=0 code=0)] so does that confirm the mapping from win7 host BG1S as user "owner" was mapped to SOLARISHOST user "owner"? Or do i need check which user is defined with smbuid=1 to be sure? If so, where is this smbuid information kept?
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