On 12/16/2011 12:20 AM, yanqitop wrote:
If you are asking where the "CacheFile" is created, this is described in Appendix A of the Release Notes. By default, it is created in the directory specified by the %TEMP% environment variable of the afsd_service.exe process. Alternative locations can be specified in the registry. There is nothing to do. If your version of Windows supports multiple users, so does OpenAFS. The size of the cache file is set with the CacheSize registry value. This is documented in Appendix A of the release notes.
The ChunkSize is not configured on the file servers. The Windows client uses "ChunkSize" as an upper-limit on the size of RPC data payloads that can be fetched or stored. The Windows client does not store data in ChunkSize units as the Unix client does.
The 1.7 client has an AFS specific file system redirector driver. The 1.6 must use the Microsoft SMB redirector and an SMB to AFS gateway interface in the afsd_service.exe process. http://blog.secure-endpoints.com/2011/09/openafs-ifs-edition-is-finally-here.html With the CacheSize registry value. See Appendix A of the release notes.
Active Directory Domains can be used as the Kerberos realm for an AFS cell.
I'm not sure what you are asking.
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