Dell EqualLogic PS6210XS EqualLogic Group Manager Administrator s Guide PS Ser - Page 197

3. Click Yes to confirm. Modify SMB Home Share Settings To modify SMB home share settings: 1. Click NAS, expand NAS Clusters, and select SMB Home Share. 2. In the Activities panel, click Modify settings. 3. In the SMB Home Share General dialog box, you can enable or disable automatic home folder creation, and enable or disable access-based enumeration. You can also modify antivirus settings if antivirus is enabled. 4. Click OK. Create an SMB Home Folder Automatically FluidFS v4 enables the creation of home folders automatically while creating SMB home shares. When enabled, the home folder is automatically created inside the container when the SMB home share is first accessed. Automatic home folder creation is not allowed for a NAS container with UNIX security style. To automatically create an SMB home folder: 1. Click NAS, expand NAS Clusters, and select SMB Home Share 2. In the Activities panel, click Modify settings. 3. In the SMB Home Share General dialog box, select Enable automatic home folder creation. 4. Click OK Connecting to the SMB Share and Creating Folders To connect to the SMB share and create folders, follow these steps: 1. Create Parent and User Folders 2. Set User Permissions Users can access their home/user folders through Windows Explorer (for example, \\mysystem\chrisb). NOTE: If an SMB home share is disabled, the user folder and data in the container is not deleted. To access the data in the folder, recreate the SMB home share with the previous home share settings values (path prefix and folder template). Create Parent and User Folders 1. In Windows Explorer, right-click the SMB share that you created and select Open from the pop-up menu. 2. Right-click the path prefix and select Folder from the New menu. 3. Type a name for the folder. This folder becomes the parent folder and the Windows domain name if the user folder template is domain-user. 4. Right-click the name of the parent folder and select Folder from the New menu to create a user folder. 5. Type the user name for the folder. You can create multiple user folders at this point. Set User Permissions 1. Right-click the user folder and select Properties. The Properties window opens. 2. On the Security tab, click the Edit button. The Permissions window opens. 3. In the Permissions window, click the Add button. The selection dialog box opens for user, computer, service account, or group. 4. In the text box labeled Enter the object name to select, type the name of a user and click OK. The Permissions box displays the access rights for this object. 5. Select the Allow checkbox to give Full control to the object. NAS Container Operations 197