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Share and Project Protocols
Property
Resource name
Enable access-based
enumeration
Enable guest access
Is a DFS namespace
Client-side caching policy
Client-side Caching Property
The client-side caching property (csc) controls whether files and programs from the share are
cached on the local client for offline use when disconnected from the appliance.
BUI value
No caching
Manual caching
Automatic document caching
Automatic program caching
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CLI Value(s) Property
Type
Inherited
resource_name/off/
on
Inherited
abe
Inherited
guestok
Inherited
dfsroot
Inherited
csc
CLI value
none
manual
documents
programs
Description
Shows the name by which SMB clients refer to this
share. The resource name off indicates no SMB
client may access the share, and the resource name
on indicates the share will be exported with the
filesystem's name.
Performs access-based enumeration when enabled.
Grants guest access when enabled.
Indicates whether this share is provisioned as a
standalone DFS namespace.
Indicates per-share configuration options provided
to support client-side caching. For more information,
see "Client-side Caching Property" on page
Description
Disables client-side caching for the
share. No files or programs from the
share are available offline.
Only specified files and programs
are cached on the local client and
available offline. When online, the
specified programs are run from
the local client. Offline files are not
automatically reintegrated when the
local client is online again. This is
the default value.
All files accessed from the share
are cached on the local client
and available offline. Files are
automatically reintegrated when the
local client is online again. Programs
accessed from the share are not
available offline unless previously
cached locally.
All programs accessed from the
share are cached on the local client
and available offline. When online,
the programs are run from the local
client. Additionally, all files accessed
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