Smb Protocol - Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Administration Manual

Reserved Ports
To set reserved ports for system authentication, use resvport as shown in this example:
set sharenfs="sec=sys,rw,resvport"
Note that resvport can only be used with the system authentication security mode sec=sys.

SMB Protocol

This section contains the following topics:
"SMB Protocol Properties" on page 409
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"Client-side Caching Property" on page 410
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"SMB Protocol Share Mode Exceptions" on page 411
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"Share-Level ACLs" on page 413
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For more information about the SMB protocol, use these topics:
"SMB Configuration" on page 243
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"Filesystem Properties" on page 382
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"Project Properties" on page 376
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For information about other supported protocols, see the following sections:
"NFS Protocol" on page 402
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"HTTP Protocol" on page 414
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"FTP Protocol" on page 414
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"SFTP Protocol" on page 414
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"TFTP Protocol" on page 415
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SMB Protocol Properties
Each share has protocol-specific properties that define the behavior of different protocols for
that share. These properties can be defined for each share or inherited from a share's project.
The following table shows SMB protocol properties and possible values.
SMB Protocol Properties
TABLE 111
Property
Share mode
CLI Value(s) Property
Type
Inherited
off/rw/ro
Share and Project Protocols
Description
Determines whether the share is available for reading
only, for reading and writing, or neither. See
Protocol Share Mode Exceptions" on page
Shares and Projects
"SMB
411.
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