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Default Protocol Access Settings, Windows SMB Access, Protocol, Default, Comments

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Default Protocol Access Settings Default Protocol Access Settings Snap Servers are preconfigured to allow multiplatform access in heterogeneous Windows, UNIX/Linux, and Macintosh environments. The following table summarizes the Snap Server's default network protocol access configuration. Protocol Default Windows (CIFS/SMB) Enabled NFS Enabled Apple (AFP) Enabled FTP Enabled HTTP/HTTPS (Internet/Intranet) Enabled DHCP Server SSH Disabled Disabled Comments Allows access to Windows clients via the workgroup Workgroup. Allows universal access to all computers running NFS without client address restrictions. Allows access over an AppleTalk or TCP/IP network using the default zone. Allows access using the anonymous user account, which is mapped to the Snap Server's local guest user account. Allows users to access files via HTTP or HTTPS using a Web or file browser. For added security, administrators may require users to authenticate over these protocols and may also disable HTTP. Allows Snap Servers to distribute IP addresses to network clients. Required only when installing a supported backup agent or when troubleshooting under the direction of a technical support representative. Using SSH for any other purpose is not supported and may void your warranty. Tip As a security measure, disable any network protocols not required in your network environment. Windows SMB Access Windows (SMB) settings are configured on the Network > Windows screen of the Administration Tool. The default settings make the Snap Server available to SMB clients in the workgroup named Workgroup. Language support is set to North America/Europe (code page 850); opportunistic locking is enabled, as is participation in master browser elections. See the online help for details in configuring these options. Chapter 2 Network Access to the Server 17

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Default Protocol Access Settings
Chapter 2
Network Access to the Server
17
Default Protocol Access Settings
Snap Servers are preconfigured to allow multiplatform access in heterogeneous
Windows, UNIX/Linux, and Macintosh environments. The following table
summarizes the Snap Server’s default network protocol access configuration.
Tip
As a security measure, disable any network protocols not required in your
network environment.
Windows SMB Access
Windows (SMB) settings are configured on the
Network > Windows
screen of the
Administration Tool. The default settings make the Snap Server available to SMB
clients in the workgroup named
Workgroup
. Language support is set to North
America/Europe (code page 850); opportunistic locking is enabled, as is
participation in master browser elections. See the online help for details in
configuring these options.
Protocol
Default
Comments
Windows (CIFS/SMB)
Enabled
Allows access to Windows clients via the
workgroup
Workgroup
.
NFS
Enabled
Allows universal access to all computers running
NFS without client address restrictions.
Apple (AFP)
Enabled
Allows access over an AppleTalk or TCP/IP
network using the default zone.
FTP
Enabled
Allows access using the anonymous user
account, which is mapped to the Snap Server's
local guest user account.
HTTP/HTTPS
(Internet/Intranet)
Enabled
Allows users to access files via HTTP or HTTPS
using a Web or file browser. For added security,
administrators may require users to authenticate
over these protocols and may also disable HTTP.
DHCP Server
Disabled
Allows Snap Servers to distribute IP addresses to
network clients.
SSH
Disabled
Required only when installing a supported backup
agent or when troubleshooting under the direction
of a technical support representative. Using SSH
for any other purpose is not supported and may
void your warranty.