Its sort of inferred in Doug's blog that turning on a sharesmb in zfs
will allow the browsablity of the share in Windows Network
Neighborhood. But its not totally clear to me. In my setup I have a
share working fine if I explicitly access it from Windows in explorer
with a \\servername\sharename or from Mac in Finder with a smb://
servername/sharename, but I don't see this computer in Network
Neighborhood.
From Doug's blog:
When using SMB, things are a bit different:
zfs set sharesmb=on data
From a Windows browser, you will see:
data_user1
data_user2
data_user2_database
Is there some setting the needs to be called to explicitly so a share
is "browsable" in Network Neighborhood on Windows or in the Finder on
Mac? Does smbd need to be told to allow browsablity?
Not having AD/RFC 2307 schema support is killer in a big shop. An
Admin wants to manage UIDs/SIDs in one place, be it Java Dir.
Services, Open Dir., or AD. I assume by "currently" you mean its in
the works ;)
-nola
On Nov 29, 2007, at 2:16 PM, Natalie Li wrote:
This blog should address your first question:
http://blogs.sun.com/dougm/entry/thoughts_on_extending_sharemgr_to
Currently, CIFS server doesn't authenticate with AD/RFC 2307 schema.
Regards,
Natalie
Rob Nelson wrote:
Goodday group.
Question1: Is there a sharectl/sharesmb/sharemgr command to config
the share to be browsable on the Windows network?
Question2: The ephemeral IDs are nice. In a Windows only shop, no
config required in the AD server. It has the "it works" option.
But if your in a true Solaris/Mac/Windows shop, where you need to
support users that will log into all OSs, and need only one SID
and one UID, don't ephemeral ID break down here? What are the
options here? Will the integration into AD with RFC 2307 support
installed work? I.e. http://blog.scottlowe.org/2007/04/25/
solaris-10-ad-integration-version-3/
In other words how do you have the CIFS server authenticate with
AD/RFC 2307 schema, retrieve the UID/GID from AD lookup and use
these on the OpenSolaris side?
How do you set this up?
Thanks,
nola
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