On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 8:10 PM, Lawrence Giam <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Jim, > > Can you explain more on this? You share out the zVols via iSCSI to the > Windows machine, so on the windows machine, you attach that zVols as a disk? > > But in my situation, I have alot of smb shares serve from the NAS and > doing it your way, would I be then face with drive letter limitation? > > Regards. > I would create one or 2 large zVols, share them via iSCSI to your Windows machines. Then I'd format those as NTFS. You can then create folders in those disk LUNs. Create something like this: D:\shares\share1 D:\shares\share2 D:\shares\etc E:\shares\share3 etc Then, CIFS share each one of the "shareX" folders. You can then tell DFS which shares on your server to use for a DFS namespace: \\server\share1 \\server\share2 \\server\share3 Point DFS at those CIFS shares.
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