Configuring Front-End Services
Configuring CIFS
CLI Storage-Management Guide 11-17
Exposing Hidden Subshares
Some filer subshares can be hidden by having a dollar sign ($) at the ends of their
share names (for example, “myshare$”). Most views of the filer’s CIFS shares do not
show these names. The CIFS front-end service can expose a hidden subshare by using
a slightly-different name for its front-end subshare; the back-end name without the
“$” (such as “myshare”).
To expose hidden subshares, use the
hidden keyword after filer-subshare:
export namespace vol-path as subshare-name filer-subshare hidden
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where
subshare-name is the name of the subshare in the CIFS service only (for
example, “subshare1”). At the back-end filer(s), the same subshare name
should already be configured with “$” at the end (“subshare1$”).
hidden is required.
For example, this command sequence adds the “old$” subshare and exports it under
the exposed-share name, “old,” from the “ac1.medarch.old” service:
bstnA6k(gbl)# cifs ac1.medarch.org
bstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])# export medarcv /rcrds/old as old filer-subshare hidden
bstnA6k(gbl-cifs[ac1.medarch.org])# ...
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