Closing An Open File - Acopia Adaptive Resource Switch Cli Maintenance Manual

Troubleshooting CIFS Services

Closing an Open File

Closing an Open File
bstnA6k> show cifs-service open-files ac1.medarch.org 3.6
Proc User IP
User Name
Filename
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3.6 172.16.100.6
medarch\juser
File:\rcrds\2004\infarction_stats.xsl
3.6 172.16.100.6
medarch\juser
File:\rcrds\2004\planB\jmilton_rcrd.dat
3.6 172.16.100.6
medarch\juser
File:\rcrds
3.6 172.16.100.6
medarch\juser
File:\rcrds\mmo_medical_record.dat
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The policy engine does not migrate or replicate (shadow-copy) any file that is opened
for writes by a CIFS client. For situations where migration is required for a
long-opened file, you can use the
command from priv-exec mode:
close cifs file fqdn slot.processor fid file-id
where
fqdn (1-128 characters) identifies a single CIFS service,
slot.processor identifies an NSM processor, and
file-id (0-65535) identifies the file. This ID is shown in the output of
cifs-service open-files
The CLI indicates a successful close by showing the processor and FID of the closed
file.
For example, this command sequence shows all open files hosted by the
"ac1.medarch.org" service at processor 3.6, closes one, and shows that the file is
no-longer open:
F/E FID Mode
B/E FID Locks
586 Read+Write
16395 0
758 Read+Write
49158 0
898 Read
0 0
945 Read+Write
16393 0
command to close the file. Invoke this
close cifs file
, described above.
Virtual IP
Filer IP
192.168.25.15
192.168.25.20
192.168.25.15
192.168.25.20
192.168.25.15
0.0.0.0
192.168.25.15
192.168.25.20
show
F/E Share Name
B/E Share Name
Y2004
Y2004
Y2004
Y2004
ARCHIVES
ARCHIVES
histories
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