HP-UX HB v13.00 Ch-20 - CIFS

HP-UX Handbook – Rev 13.00 Page 38 (of 40)
Chapter 20 CIFS
October 29, 2013
limitation.
The ninode means the maximum number of open inodes that can be in memory, which is one of
kernel configurable parameters. It's defined as nproc+48+maxusers+(2*npty), rather than
dependence on any application. If kernel parameters nproc or maxuser or npty are changed,
then ninode would be changed. So ninode does not need to be adapted.
CIFS server at one glance
Info commands
Info Command
Options
Comment
smbstatus
View samba information.
–V
View version.
-h
View help information.
–u username
View information about one user.
testparm
Get information running smbd and configuration file.
Configuration errors are reported.
-s
Suppress prompt for enter.
-x
Exclude default values.
Daemons
Daemons
Options
Comment
nmbd
Netbios-daemon, responding/listening to UDP on port 137
and 138
-s config file
Specify a smb.conf file
-D
Become a daemon
-d number
Specify a debug level (1-10)
-V
Print out version
-H filename
Specify a netbios hostfile; (lmhost)
-h
Print usage
smbd
Samba daemon cares for sessions, listens to port 139 and
445 if configured
-s config file
Specify a smb.conf file
-D
Become a daemon
-d number
Specify a debug level (1-10), usually done by smb.conf
parameter
-V
Print out version
-h
Print usage