Dell PowerVault NX3500 Administrator's Guide - Page 91

Removing a CIFS Share, Resetting Local Administrator Password, Add/Remove Snap-in

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However if there are no predefined MMC files, use the following steps: 1 Click StartRun. Type mmc, and click OK. 2 In Add/Remove Snap-in screen, click Add to create a new snap-in. 3 Select Shared Folders and click Add. 4 In the Shared Folders window, choose Another computer and type your PowerVault NX3500 system name (as configured in the DNS). Alternatively, you can use the Client Access VIP address. 5 Click Finish. The new shares tree appears in the Console Root window. 6 Right-click on the required share, and choose properties to set share level permissions. 7 In the Share Properties window, choose the Share Permission tab. Removing a CIFS Share To remove a CIFS share: 1 Select the check box next to the CIFS share that you want to remove. 2 Click Delete. NOTE: Removing a CIFS share does not remove the files and folders. To understand how to manage this optimally, see"Setting Access Control Lists and Share Level Permissions on DSFS" on page 87. Resetting Local Administrator Password NOTE: During installation a random password is generated. Reset the password to a known one. To reset the local administrator password: 1 Log in to the NAS Manager. 2 Change the password of the local user administrator: a System ManagementAuthenticationLocal Users b Choose Administrator user. c Choose Change password. You can now use the Administrator user to browse in MMC as described above. This is also referred to as the local CIFS administrator. Using Volumes, Shares, and Quotas 91

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Using Volumes, Shares, and Quotas
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However if there are no predefined MMC files, use the following steps:
1
Click
Start
Run
. Type
mmc
, and click
OK
.
2
In
Add/Remove Snap-in
screen, click
Add
to create a new snap-in.
3
Select
Shared Folders
and click
Add
.
4
In the
Shared Folders
window, choose
Another computer
and type your
PowerVault NX3500 system name (as configured in the DNS).
Alternatively, you can use the Client Access VIP address.
5
Click
Finish
.
The new shares tree appears in the
Console Root
window.
6
Right-click on the required share, and choose
properties
to set share level
permissions.
7
In the
Share Properties
window, choose the
Share Permission
tab.
Removing a CIFS Share
To remove a CIFS share:
1
Select the check box next to the CIFS share that you want to remove.
2
Click
Delete
.
NOTE:
Removing a CIFS share does not remove the files and folders. To understand
how to manage this optimally, see"Setting Access Control Lists and Share Level
Permissions on DSFS" on page 87.
Resetting Local Administrator Password
NOTE:
During installation a random password is generated. Reset the password to
a known one.
To reset the local administrator password:
1
Log in to the NAS Manager.
2
Change the password of the local user administrator:
a
System Management
Authentication
Local Users
b
Choose
Administrator
user.
c
Choose
Change password
.
You can now use the Administrator user to browse in MMC as described
above. This is also referred to as the local CIFS administrator.