6.1 HP IBRIX X9000 Network Storage System File System User Guide (TA768-96061, June 2012)
Use the -A ALLOWCLIENTIPSLIST or –E DENYCLIENTIPSLIST options to list client IP addresses
allowed or denied access to the share. Use commas to separate the IP addresses, and enclose the
list in quotes. You can include an optional bitmask to specify entire subnets of IP addresses (for
example, ibrix_cifs -A “192.186.0.1,102.186.0.2/16”). The default is "", which
allows (or denies) all IP addresses.
The -F FILEMODE and -M DIRMODE options specify the default mode for newly created files or
directories, in the same manner as the Linux chmod command. The range of values is 0000–0777.
The default is 0700.
To see the valid settings for the -S option, use the following command:
ibrix_cifs -L
View share information:
ibrix_cifs -i [-h HOSTLIST]
Modify a share:
ibrix_cifs -m -s SHARENAME [-D SHAREDESCRIPTION] [-S SETTINGLIST] [-A
ALLOWCLIENTIPSLIST] [-E DENYCLIENTIPSLIST] [-F FILEMODE] [-M DIRMODE]
[-h HOSTLIST]
Delete a share:
ibrix_cifs –d -s SHARENAME [-h HOSTLIST]
Managing user and group permissions
Use the ibrix_cifsperms command to manage share-level permissions for users and groups.
Add a user or group to a share and assign share-level permissions:
ibrix_cifsperms -a -s SHARENAME -u USERNAME -t TYPE -p PERMISSION [-h
HOSTLIST]
For -t TYPE, specify either allow or deny.
For -p PERMISSION, specify one of the following:
• fullcontrol
• change
• read
For example, the following command gives everyone read permission on share1:
ibrix_cifsperms -a -s share1 -u Everyone -t allow -p read
Modify share-level permissions for a user or group:
ibrix_cifsperms -m -s SHARENAME -u USERNAME -t TYPE -p PERMISSION [-h
HOSTLIST]
Delete share-level permissions for a user or group:
ibrix_cifsperms -d -s SHARENAME [-u USERNAME] [-t TYPE] [-h HOSTLIST]
Display share-level permissions:
ibrix_cifsperms -i -s SHARENAME [-t TYPE] [-h HOSTLIST]
Managing CIFS shares with Microsoft Management Console
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) can be used to add, view, or delete CIFS shares.
Administrators running MMC must have X9000 Software share management privileges.
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