A C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T U V W
Index
A
- access
- CIFS access to NFS symbolic links, configuring
- CIFS files from NFS clients, configuring
- CIFS, to NFS directories, optimizing
- filer by CIFS client, providing
- filer by null session clients, providing
- FTP
- anonymous connections, configuring
- user connections, configuring
- HTTP service
- PC-NFS, configuring
- restrictions
- FTP concurrent connections, limiting
- FTP user connections, denying
- HTTP, directories accessed through URLs, configuring
- Windows user account, mapping to UNIX root
- access control list, see ACLs
- accounts
- user
- FTP, default anonymous user name
- mapping, for UNIX and Windows
- UNIX default user
- Windows guest
- ACL characteristics using NFSv4
- ACLs
- adding, from Server Manager
- changing
- from command line
- from Server Manager
- share-level
- displaying, from command line
- file-level, description of
- removing entries
- from command line
- from Windows
- aliases, NetBIOS
- anonymous FTP access
- configuring
- enabling
- authentication
- configuring, for FTP
- for PC-NFS
- method, effects on file system
C
- caches
- client-side in Windows 2000 and above
- ID-to-name map
- clearing (cifs sidcache clear)
- Kerberos replay
- oplocks, description of
- SID-to-name map
- changing lifetime of entries in
- description of
- enabling and disabling
- WAFL credential
- CIFS
- credentials, client UID/GID
- default UNIX account, using for guest access
- file renaming by clients, preventing
- forcing lowercase file naming (options cifs.save_case)
- matching users to directories
- NFS access to CIFS files, providing
- CIFS commands
- cifs access
- change ACL
- display ACL
- remove entries from ACL
- cifs audit clear (clear internal event log)
- cifs audit save (update the event log)
- cifs broadcast (send messages to users)
- cifs comment (display and change filer description)
- cifs nbalias (display list of aliases)
- cifs nbalias load (process entries in cifs_nbalias.cfg)
- cifs prefdc (manage preferred domain controllers)
- cifs resetdc (reestablish connection with a domain controller)
- cifs restart (restart CIFS for a filer)
- cifs sessions
- display information about Windows 2000 clients
- display share and file information for users
- display summary session information
- display user authentication method
- display user security information
- cifs setup (reconfigure CIFS)
- cifs shares
- create a share
- delete a share
- cifs sidcache clear
- clear all cache entries
- clear cache entries for domain
- clear specific SID entry
- clear specific user entry
- cifs terminate
- disable CIFS for a filer
- disconnect selected client
- fpolicy disable (disable file screening)
- fpolicy enable (enable file screening)
- fpolicy ext excl add (add excluded extensions)
- fpolicy ext excl remove (remove excluded extensions)
- fpolicy ext excl set (replace list of excluded extensions)
- fpolicy ext excl show (display list of excluded extensions)
- fpolicy options default required (require screening for file access)
- fpolicy servers show default (display screening server status)
- fpolicy servers stop default (disconnect file screening server)
- fpolicy show (display file policy information)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.file.extension counter (specify automatic counter extensions)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.file.extension timestamp (specify automatic timestamp extensions)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.file.limit (specify maximum automatic saves)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.onsize.enable (save automatically by log size)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.onsize.threshold (specify log size threshold)
- options cifs.audit.autosave.ontime.interval (specify time interval for automatic saves)
- options cifs.audit.enable (enable and disable auditing)
- options cifs.audit.file_access_events.enable (enable and disable file access auditing)
- options cifs.audit.logon_events.enable (enable and disable auditing of logon and logoff events)
- options cifs.audit.logsize (specify maximum size of internal event log)
- options cifs.audit.saveas (save as different event log)
- options cifs.home_dir
- disable home directory shares
- options cifs.home_dir_namestyle (specify naming style of home directories)
- options cifs.idle_timeout (specify idle session timeout)
- options cifs.netbios_aliases (specify NetBIOS aliases for filer)
- options cifs.netbios_over_tcp.enable (enable or disable NetBIOS over TCP)
- options cifs.nfs_root_ignore_acl (allow access to root volume with NTFS security)
- options cifs.oplocks.enable (enable system-wide oplock)
- options cifs.oplocks.opendelta (change delay time for sending breaks)
- options cifs.perm_check_ro_del_ok (allow deletion of files with read-only bit set)
- options cifs.perm_check_user_gid (set GID to grant access)
- options cifs.save_case (force lowercase file names)
- options cifs.shutdown_msg_level (specify which users receive shutdown messages)
- options cifs.sidcache.enable (enable and disable SID-to-name map cache)
- options cifs.sidcache.lifetime (change lifetime of mapping entries)
- options cifs.symlinks.cycleguard (disable access to cyclic directory structures)
- options cifs.symlinks.enable (enable CIFS clients to follow symbolic links)
- options cifs.trace_login (trace CIFS logins by NFS clients)
- options fpolicy.enable (turn file policies on or off)
- options wafl.default_unix_user (create generic account)
- CIFS files, accessing, from NFS
- CIFS protocol
- accessing others' home directories
- accessing root volume with NTFS security (options cifs.nfs_root_ignore_acl)
- ACLs
- adding with Windows administrative tools
- file-level
- share-level
- auditing
- clearing audit log
- description of
- external log file, /etc/log/adtlog.evt
- internal log file, /etc/log/cifsaudit.alf
- list of events
- logon and logoff events, enabling and disabling (options cifs.audit.logon_events.enable)
- prerequisites for
- changing from command line (cifs access)
- changing share-level ACL
- CIFS logins by NFS clients, tracing (options cifs.trace_login)
- cifs setup, reconfiguring
- cifsconfig.cfg file
- clearing event audit log (cifs audit clear)
- cyclic directory structures, disabling access to (options cifs.symlinks.cycleguard)
- default setting of GID
- disabling CIFS
- for selected clients
- for the filer (cifs terminate)
- disconnecting CIFS clients
- using command line (cifs terminate)
- with Windows administrative tools
- displaying
- ACLs, from command line (cifs access)
- file policy information (fpolicy show)
- session information
- share and file information for users (cifs sessions)
- summary session (cifs sessions)
- user security information (cifs sessions)
- event audit log, viewing (Event Viewer)
- event detail displays
- description of
- from UNIX
- from Windows
- lost record
- unsuccessful file access
- event log
- automatic counter extensions
- automatic file naming
- automatic save interval, specifying (options cifs.audit.autosave.ontime.interval)
- automatic saves, specifying maximum (options cifs.audit.autosave.limit)
- automatic saving of (options cifs.audit.autosave.onsize.enable)
- automatic timestamp extensions
- clearing the internal log (cifs audit clear)
- counter extensions, specifying (options cifs.audit.autosave.file.extension counter)
- how event logs are updated
- internal log, specifying maximum size of (options cifs.audit.logsize)
- log size threshold, specifying (options cifs.audit.autosave.onsize.threshold)
- saving as a separate file (options cifs.audit.saveas)
- size and format of
- timestamp extensions, specifying (options cifs.audit.autosave.file.extension timestamp)
- updating (cifs audit save)
- valid size thresholds
- valid time intervals
- file access auditing, enabling and disabling (options cifs.audit.file_access_events.enable)
- file policies, enabling and disabling (options fpolicy.enable)
- file screening
- disabling (fpolicy disable)
- enabling (fpolicy enable)
- excluded extensions list, displaying (fpolicy ext excl show)
- excluded extensions, adding (fpolicy ext excl add)
- file policy, creating (fpolicy create)
- file policy, disabling (fpolicy disable)
- file policy, enabling (fpolicy enable)
- included and excluded extensions list, replacing (fpolicy ext exc set, fpolicy ext inc set)
- included and excluded extensions, removing (fpolicy ext exc remove, fpolicy ext inc remove)
- included extensions, adding (fpolicy ext inc add)
- policy, resetting (fpolicy ext exc reset, fpolicy ext inc reset)
- screening for file access, requiring (fpolicy options default required)
- screening server status, displaying (fpolicy servers show default)
- screening servers, adding secondaries (fpolicy options secondary_servers)
- server, disabling (fpolicy servers stop default)
- filer description, displaying and changing
- home directories
- accessing
- creating directories in
- description of
- name style, specifying (options cifs.home_dir_namestyle)
- paths, specifying (options cifs.home_dir)
- home shares
- ceasing to offer (options cifs.home_dir)
- syntax of, using UNC name
- idle sessions
- description of
- timeout, specifying (options cifs.idle_timeout)
- local groups
- creating
- definition of
- deleting
- removing members from
- SnapMirror advisory
- managing with Windows administrative tools
- mapping inconsistencies with WAFL credential cache
- mapping Windows user account for UNIX root access
- multiprotocol to NTFS-only, effects of
- NetBIOS aliases, creating (options cifs.netbios_aliases)
- NetBIOS over TCP
- description of
- disabling (options cifs.netbios_over_tcp.enable)
- NTFS-only to multiprotocol, effects of
- oplocks
- changing delay time for sending breaks (options cifs.oplocks.opendelta)
- delay time for sending breaks, description of
- description of
- filer and client oplock settings
- managing
- setting, for each qtree (qtree oplocks)
- system-wide, enabling (options cifs.oplocks.enable)
- optimizing client access to NFS directory
- passwd file, creating
- quotas and generic user account, description of
- removing ACL entries
- from command line (cifs access)
- from Windows
- restarting CIFS (cifs restart)
- sending messages
- from command line (cifs broadcast)
- Server Manager, limitations of
- shared directories, description of
- share-level ACLs
- reason for changing
- using GIDs with
- shares
- creating, from command line (cifs shares)
- deleting, from command line (cifs shares)
- deleting, from Windows
- differences between home and other shares
- forcegroup
- GID, specifying effect on file access, (options cifs.perm_check_user_gid)
- group membership
- number of users, specifying
- properties, displaying and changing, from Server Manager
- shutdown messages, specifying recipients of
- SID-to-name map cache
- clearing (cifs sidcache clear)
- description of
- enabling and disabling (options cifs.sidcache.enable)
- lifetime of entries, specifying (options cifs.sidcache.lifetime)
- SMB signing
- starting CIFS at reboot, preventing
- symbolic links
- as home directory names
- how CIFS clients follow
- options for accessing
- UNIX credentials, providing to specific users
- UNIX guest accounts for CIFS users, creating (options wafl.default_unix_user)
- UNIX user accounts for CIFS users, creating
- User Manager, limitations of
- WAFL mapping inconsistencies
- Windows guest accounts
- creating and deleting
- cifs setup
- configuring WINS servers
- description of
- commands, for CIFS See CIFS commands
- commands, for HTTP See HTTP commands
- configuration files
- cifs_nbalias.cfg
- ftpusers
- group
- home_dir
- httpd.access
- httpd.group
- httpd.mimetypes
- httpd.passwd
- httpd.translations
- passwd file
- symlink.translations
- usermap.cfg file
- connections, limiting for FTP
- credentials, filer access using UNIX
- cyclic directory structures, description of
D
- Data ONTAP
- converting to Unicode-formatted directories
- creating Unicode-formatted directories (options wafl.create_ucode)
- directory structures
- cyclic
- NFS and CIFS
- file locking
- file name creation
- how usermap.cfg file is used
- mapping Windows names and UNIX names in
- matching users to directories using CIFS
- obtaining GIDs in CIFS
- obtaining UID in CIFS
- read-only bit, description of
- shared file permissions, description of
- using NTFS to determine file access
- using UNIX credentials for file access
- default UNIX user account
- creating (options wafl.default_unix_user)
- definition of
- prerequisites for
- delegating files to clients in NFSv4
- directory structures
- converting to Unicode-formatted directories
- creating Unicode-formatted directories
- cyclic directories
- NFS and CIFS
- domain controllers
- disconnecting and forcing discovery of
- discovering
- preferred controllers
- adding
- deleting
- listing
- selecting
- specifying preferred controllers
- troubleshooting filer connection to
E
- /etc/cifs_nbalias.cfg file, creating entries in
- /etc/ftpusers file
- about
- editing
- format of
- /etc/group file, finding information about
- /etc/home_dir file, specifying directories in
- /etc/httpd.access file
- contents of
- editing
- format of
- options in
- /etc/httpd.group file
- contents of
- creating
- description of
- editing
- /etc/httpd.hostprefixes file
- /etc/httpd.mimetypes file
- /etc/httpd.passwd file
- contents of
- creating and editing
- description of
- /etc/httpd.translations file
- description of
- fail rule, adding
- map rule, adding
- pass rule, adding
- redirect rule, adding
- /etc/log/adtlog.evt file (external audit file)
- /etc/log/cifsaudit.alf file (internal audit file)
- /etc/log/httpd.log file
- changing file format of
- information in
- /etc/passwd file
- contents of
- format of
- use of by pcnfsd
- when created
- /etc/shadow file, use of by pcnfsd
- /etc/symlink.translations file (symbolic link translations)
- description of
- listing entries in
- /etc/usermap.cfg file
- contents of
- format of
- increasing security in
- mapping names in
- use of, by Data ONTAP
F
- fail rule, for HTTP
- FAT (File Allocation Table) file system See file system
- file access
- effects of GID in
- mapping entries to WAFL credential cache
- NFS access of CIFS files, description of
- permissions for NFS and CIFS clients
- using NTFS to determine
- file access, determining factors
- file delegation features, NFSv4
- file extensions, mapping, for HTTP MIME files
- file locking
- description of
- NFS operations affected by
- file names
- conventions, in multiprotocol environment
- creating
- lowercase option (options cifs.save_case)
- preventing renaming of
- file permissions, umask for PC-NFS clients
- file screening
- description
- enabling
- file policy
- creating
- deleting
- disabling
- displaying
- enabling
- exclude list for, adding to
- include and exclude lists, replacing all entries in
- include list for, adding to
- included or excluded files, displaying
- native file blocking
- requiring for all files
- screening servers
- disabling
- secondary screening servers, adding
- screening servers, displaying status of
- file screening server
- File System security GPO
- file system, determining type for a given resource
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP) See FTP service
- filers
- CIFS description
- managing CIFS using Windows administrative tools
- restarting CIFS
- files, deleting when read-only bit is set
- FPolicy See file screening
- FTP commands
- ftp stat (provide FTP connection statistics)
- options ftpd.anonymous.enable (enable or disable anonymous FTP access)
- options ftpd.anonymous.home_dir (specify home directory for anonymous user)
- options ftpd.anonymous.name (specify name for anonymous login)
- options ftpd.auth_style (specify authentication style)
- options ftpd.enable (enable the FTP daemon)
- options ftpd.idle_timeout (specify the timeout for idle connections)
- options ftpd.max_connections (specify maximum concurrent FTP connections)
- options ftpd.tcp_window_size (specify TCP window size)
- FTP service
- anonymous access
- configuring
- options for
- authentication styles
- Mixed, configuring
- Mixed, description of
- NTLM, configuring
- NTLM, description of
- overview
- UNIX, configuring
- UNIX, description of
- configuring
- denying users access to
- enabling
- ftpd daemon
- ftpusers file, format of and editing
- log files
- types of
- viewing
- ftp.cmd file, description of
- ftp.xfer file, description of
G
- GIDs (group IDs), obtaining
- Group Policy Object (GPO)
- about
- File System Security
- groups
- how CIFS determines membership in
- how PC-NFS determines membership in
- HTTP service
- NIS lookups
- PC-NFS lookups
- guest account
- FTP anonymous users
- UNIX default user
- Windows (default) user, pcuser
- guidelines, for mapping Windows to UNIX user names
H
- home directories
- accessing others' home directories
- CIFS
- accessing
- creating
- description of
- matching to users
- naming style, specifying
- wide symbolic links in
- FTP, anonymous users
- home directory paths, CIFS
- specifying, in the /etc/home_dir file
- home shares, ceasing to offer(options cifs.home_dir)
- HTTP commands
- fail (add fail rule to translation file)
- httpstat (display statistics)
- httpstat (reset statistics)
- map (add map to translation file)
- options httpd.access (restrict access to HTTP services)
- options httpd.admin.access (restrict access to storage system administration via HTTP)
- pass (add pass rule to translation file)
- redirect (add redirect rule to translation file)
- HTTP service
- See also "/etc/httpd" entries under E
- /etc/httpd.hostprefixes
- license requirements
- log file
- description of
- viewing
- MIME Content-Type values, mapping
- rules
- fail, adding
- map, adding
- pass, adding
- redirect, adding
- URL translation, storage system processing of
- security
- authentication methods
- basic authentication
- levels of
- NTLM authentication
- restricting access, options for (ifconfig)
- user password
- virtual firewall, designating restricted subnets
- Web pages, protecting
- setting up
- starting the HTTP service
- statistics
- description of
- displaying (httpstat)
- resetting (httpstat)
- testing the HTTP service
- virtual firewall, configuring
- virtual hosting
- description of
- mapping virtual host addresses (ifconfig)
- setting up
I
- ID
- obtaining a UID in CIFS
- obtaining GIDs in CIFS
- idle sessions
- CIFS
- description of
- timeout value, specifying (options cifs.idle_timeout)
K
- Kerberos
- CIFS, configuring for
- NFS, configuring for
- replay cache
- Kerberos commands
- options kerberos.replay_cache.enable
- keytab generation, NFS
L
- LDAP
- authorizing UNIX client access to NTFS or mixed file systems
- authorizing Windows client access to UNIX files
- editing /etc/nsswitch.conf file
- enabling and disabling (options ldap.enable)
- servers supported
- signing
- specify base distinguished name (options ldap.base)
- specify preferred servers (options ldap.servers.preferred)
- specify servers (options ldap.servers)
- specifying admin password (options ldap.passwd)
- specifying admin user name (options ldap.name)
- specifying LDAP port (options ldap.port)
- support of Windows client authentication
- LDAP commands
- options ldap.base (specifies base distinguished name)
- options ldap.enable (enables and disables LDAP)
- options ldap.name (specifies admin user name)
- options ldap.passwd (specifies admin password)
- options ldap.port (specifies LDAP port)
- options ldap.servers (specifies servers)
- options ldap.servers.preferred (specifies preferred servers)
- licenses, HTTP service
- local user accounts
- managing
- reasons for specifying
- log files
- adtlog.evt
- cifsaudit.alf
- ftp.cmd
- ftp.xfer
- httpd.log
M
- man in the middle attacks, preventing
- Map entries (symbolic link redirects for CIFS clients)
- creating
- description
- listing
- requirements for
- use of
- map rule for HTTP
- mapping
- inconsistencies with WAFL credential cache
- SID-to-name cache
- mapping Windows and UNIX user names
- Data ONTAP methods for
- guidelines for
- MIME files for HTTP, mapping file suffixes (Content-Type values)
- multiprotocol environment, file naming conventions
- multiprotocol filer to NTFS-only filer, effects of
N
- names
- creating, for files in CIFS and multiprotocol environments
- guidelines for mapping for Windows and UNIX
- mapping
- credentials for Windows and UNIX users
- mapping for Windows and UNIX with usermap.cfg file
- native file blocking
- description
- NetBIOS aliases
- cifs_nbalias.cfg file, processing entries in (cifs nabalias load)
- creating in /etc/cifs_nbalias.cfg file
- displaying list of (cifs nbalias)
- /etc/cifs_nbalias.cfg file
- NetBIOS over TCP
- description of
- disabling
- network commands
- ifconfig (map virtual host addresses)
- ifconfig (restrict HTTP access over subnet)
- NFS commands
- option nfs.v4.id_domain (specify user ID domain)
- options nfs.mountd.trace (enable and disables tracing of denied NFS mount requests)
- options nfs.vN.enable (enable and disables NFS versions)
- options pcnfsd (enable and disables pcnfsd)
- options pcnfsd.umask (define umask)
- NFS delegation of files (NFSv4)
- NFS keytab generation
- NFS protocol
- accessing CIFS files, description of
- CIFS access to NFS directory, optimizing
- enabling and disabling versions (options nfs.vN.enable)
- file renaming by CIFS clients, prevention of
- mapping inconsistencies with WAFL credential cache
- mount requests
- tracing denied requests
- PC-NFS
- clients, authentication of
- PC-NFS, creating user entries with
- pcnfsd daemon
- determining group membership
- enabling and disabling (options pcnfsd)
- secure NFS access
- symbolic links (absolute), redirecting for CIFS clients
- symbolic links, using with CIFS
- umask
- definition of (options pcnfsd.umask)
- PC-NFS-created files
- version 4 (NFSv4)
- limitations
- pseudo-fs effect on mount points
- support
- user ID domain, specifying (option nfs.v4.id_domain)
- WAFL mapping inconsistencies
- WebNFS, configuring
- NFSv4
- ACL characteristics
- NIS
- configuring for CIFS
- NTFS
- converting NTFS filers to multiprotocol filers (wafl.default_security_style option)
- using to determine file access
- NTLM, implementation for FTP
- description of
- enabling
- null sessions, using to access filer data
O
- oplocks
- changing delay time for sending breaks (options cifs.oplocks.opendelta)
- delay time for sending breaks, description
- description of
- filer and client settings
- managing
- setting for each qtree (qtree oplocks)
- system-wide (options cifs.oplocks.enable)
- when to use
P
- pass rule for HTTP
- passive replay attacks, preventing
- PC-NFS
- authentication
- clients, file permissions for
- creating user entries with
- group lookups
- umask
- defining (options pcnfsd.umask)
- working with files
- pcnfsd daemon
- authentication, description of
- determining group membership
- enabling and disabling (options pcnfsd)
- pcuser, UNIX default user for CIFS guest access
- permissions
- shared files permissions
- umask for PC-NFS clients
- preferred domain controller (prefdc), deleting
- preferred domain controller (prefdc), listing
- preferred domain controller (prefdc), specifying
- protocol support
Q
- qtrees
- effects of qtree style on file system
- setting oplocks for each (qtree oplocks)
R
- read-only bit
- deleting files when set (options cifs.perm_check_ro_del_ok)
- description of
- redirect rule for HTTP
- replay attacks, preventing
- replay cache, Kerberos
- resources
- definition of
- root
- allow access to root volume (CIFS with NTFS security)
- mapping a Windows user account for UNIX root access
- root directory, for WebNFS lookup
- rules for
- HTTP translations file
- URL translation
S
- screening policy See file screening
- security
- Group Policy Object (GPO) settings
- LDAP signing
- levels for HTTP
- restricting HTTP access
- SMB signing
- security styles, Kerberos
- client support
- implementation
- setting up for UNIX
- Server Manager
- ACL
- adding entries to
- displaying and changing
- removing entries from
- disconnecting clients
- limitations of
- sending messages
- shares
- displaying properties of
- Server Message Block. See SMB
- session information (CIFS), displaying
- shared directories, description of
- shared files, permissions for
- shared resources
- with NFS and PC-NFS clients
- with WebNFS clients
- share-level ACLs
- changing
- using GIDs
- shares
- creating
- from command line (cifs shares)
- deleting
- differences between home and other shares
- displaying and changing properties
- forcegroup
- group membership
- Group Policy Object (GPO) security settings
- number of users, specifying
- share boundary checking for symbolic links
- disabling
- specifying
- umask value, description
- virus scanning, specifying
- wide symbolic links, enabling
- SID-to-name map cache
- changing lifetime of entries
- clearing (cifs sidcache clear)
- description of
- enabling and disabling
- signing
- LDAP
- SMB
- SMB signing
- SNMP, viewing FTP statistics for
- statistics
- FTP (ftp stat)
- HTTP (httpstat command)
- NFS file delegation statistics (nfsstat command)
- WAFL credential cache
- symbolic links
- CIFS home directories, using symbolic links for
- description of
- disabling share boundary checking for
- enabling CIFS clients to follow (options cifs.symlinks.enable)
- preventing links to files
- redirecting
- for CIFS clients
- methods of
- using Map entries
- using Widelink entries
- wide symbolic links, enabling for a share
T
- timeout value, specifying for FTP
- translations
- for HTTP directories
- of symbolic links
- rules for URL
U
- UID, obtaining
- umask value, description
- umask, defining for PC-NFS
- UNC name, syntax for specifying home share
- Unicode directories, converting to
- Unicode format, directory structure
- UNIX
- credentials, description of
- user name, special characters in
- using UNIX credentials for filer access
- URLs
- redirecting and restricting access to directories
- translation rules
- user accounts
- FTP anonymous user
- PC-NFS creating entries for
- UNIX default user
- Windows guest
- user authentication method, displaying
- user ID (UID), obtaining
- User Manager
- creating a local group
- deleting group
- limitations of
- removing members from group
- user names
- mapping Windows and UNIX
- matching to directories using CIFS
- usermap.cfg, description of
V
- virtual firewall for HTTP
- virtual hosting for HTTP
- virus scanning, specifying for a share
W
- WAFL credential cache
- adding entries to (wcc)
- deleting entries in (wcc)
- description of
- displaying cache statistics (wcc)
- mapping inconsistencies
- description of
- with a CIFS name
- with a UNIX name
- monitoring
- setting length of validity (options wafl.wcc_minutes_valid)
- WAFL, setting security style option (wafl.default_security_style option)
- Web page protection
- WebDAV (Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning), described
- WebNFS
- configuring
- root directory
- wide symbolic links
- enabling for a share
- in home directories
- Widelink entries
- creating
- description
- how to list
- how used
- limitations
- requirements
- window size, specifying for FTP TCP
- Windows and UNIX user names (usermap.cfg file)
- mapping by Data ONTAP
- Windows and UNIX user names, guidelines for (custom) mapping
- Windows domain names, Data ONTAP interpretation of
- Windows NT domain names, Data ONTAP interpretation of
- Windows user names
- converting from Windows 2000 format to pre-Windows 2000 format
- WINS server addresses, changing
- WINS servers, configuring
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