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I realize this is a difficult question. But there must be somebody on this list that can answer it.
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I realize this is a difficult question. But there must be somebody on this list that can answer it.

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In Filerview -&gt; CIFS -&gt; shares -&gt; manage -&gt; change access<br />
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you can manage access to the shares.<br />
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In Filerview -> CIFS -> shares -> manage -> change access

you can manage access to the shares.



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yeah, or use the cli commands &quot;cifs access ...&quot;.<br />
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BTW, if this qtree is unix style, the ACL's will be constructed from the unix permissions. So, you may want to change it to be ntfs security style, which means that the unix permission bits will be constructed from the ACL's instead.<br />
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Hope this helps.<br />
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Cheers,<br />
LePiaf<br />

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yeah, or use the cli commands "cifs access ...".

BTW, if this qtree is unix style, the ACL's will be constructed from the unix permissions. So, you may want to change it to be ntfs security style, which means that the unix permission bits will be constructed from the ACL's instead.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
LePiaf


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I have a network appliance filer running Ontap 7.3. I have a UNIX volume/Q-tree with 3.9 TB of allocated storage. I have NFS and CIFS shares pointing to the same volume. The NFS share permissions work fine. On the NFS side I am also able to limit access to certain IP addresses. On the CIFS shares, no matter what permission (ACL) I set, the shares are still open to everyone in the security domain. How do control volume access through the CIFS shares?
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I have a network appliance filer running Ontap 7.3. I have a UNIX volume/Q-tree with 3.9 TB of allocated storage. I have NFS and CIFS shares pointing to the same volume. The NFS share permissions work fine. On the NFS side I am also able to limit access to certain IP addresses. On the CIFS shares, no matter what permission (ACL) I set, the shares are still open to everyone in the security domain. How do control volume access through the CIFS shares?

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