HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 NAS 8000 Command Reference - Page 52
Commands for Mapping Multi-Byte Character Sets
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Command Reference getNetworkSmbDomainList Get the Windows domains that the NAS 8000 has been joined to. ■ outParam[0:N] = Joined domain name list getNetworkSmbDomainName Get the name of the Windows domain that the NAS 8000 is currently joined to. ■ outParam[0] = Domain/workgroup name joinNetworkSmbDomain Join the NAS 8000 to a specific Windows domain. ■ inParam[0] = Domain name removeNetworkSmbDomain Removes the HP NAS 8000 from the specified SMB domain. ■ inParam[0] = Domain name getNetworkSmbDomainStatus This call is only applicable when in user (domain) SMB security mode. The result is true only if the NAS 8000 is still a valid member of the domain. Technically this makes sure the shared secret between the NAS 8000 and domain controller is valid. ■ outParam[0] = T or F Commands for Mapping Multi-Byte Character Sets The following commands are used to determine how incoming multi-byte characters are mapped from the incoming client code page used by the client, into file names in the UNIX file system. This is only useful if the client's code page and the coding system are set to supported code, as listed on the smb.conf man page. getNetworkSmbCodePage Returns the current value of the samba 'client code page' global variable. ■ outParam[0] = Value from the client code page setNetworkSmbCodePage Sets the value of the samba 'client code page' global variable. ■ inParam[0] = Value as listed on the client code page getNetworkSmbCodingSystem Returns the current value of the samba 'coding system' global variable. ■ outParam[0] = Value from the coding system page setNetworkSmbCodingSystem Sets the value of the samba 'coding system' global variable. ■ inParam[0] = Value as listed on the coding system page 52 HP StorageWorks NAS 8000 Command Reference