Querying The Cifs Settings; Setting The Cifs Settings - Quantum DXi V1000 Command Manual

Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-05 Rev B
April 2012
Querying the CIFS
Settings
Setting the CIFS
Settings
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Query NFS Service Status
syscli --getstatus nfs
This CLI command allows the admin user to display the status of the NFS service.
An example output of this command:
NFS status = running
Details:
NFS daemon running
MOUNT daemon (rpc.mountd) running
LOCK daemon (locked) running
STATUS daemon (rpc.statd) running
syscli --get smbsetting --oplocks | --dbglevel | --ldapsigning | --
maxprocesses | --clientntlmv2auth | --serversigning | --all
CLI command options:
• --oplocks: queries various oplocks settings
• --dbglevel: queries the debug level setting in CIFS server
• --ldapsigning: queries the LDAP client signing setting ("client ldap sasl
wrapping")
• --maxprocesses: queries the limit on the number of smbd processes ("max
smbd processes")
• --clientntlmv2auth: queries the setting "client NTLMv2 auth".
• --serversigning: queries "server signing" setting.
• --all: queries all CIFS settings, both global settings and per-share settings.
syscli --set smbsetting { --oplocks disabled|enabled } | { --dbglevel <n> } |
{ --ldapsigning disabled|enabled } | { --maxprocesses
<max_smbd_processes> } | { --clientntlmv2auth yes|no } | 
{ --serversigning disabled|enabled }}
CLI command options:
• syscli --oplocks disabled|enabled
This CLI command changes the kernel oplocks setting in CIFS. In a bad
network environment the kernel oplocks setting should be disabled.
• syscli –dblevel <n>
This CLI command changes the debug level to n where n is a nonnegative
number. The higher the value, the more verbose the log files are. A value of
zero gives minimum logging (for errors only).
• syscli --ldapsigning disabled|enabled
NAS Configuration CLI Commands