What's the share accessing sequence when shares accessed by V3 series unified storage through CIFS have the same name as the user?

If the CIFS share of the clustered NAS storage system is in cluster mode, the CIFS share is accessible through any virtual IP address. If the CIFS share of the clustered NAS storage system is in common mode, perform the following operations to view the IP address accessing the CIFS share: 1.In the navigation tree on the ISM main interface, choose All Devices > Clustered NAS Storage System > NAS Services > CIFS. 2.In the function pane, select a CIFS share. 3.On the lower part of the function pane, click the Directories tab. 4.On the Directories tab page, view the IP address accessing the CIFS share in Virtual IP Address.

Ports 139 and 445 must be opened to access a CIFS share.

V3 series unified storage supports the CIFS sharing and NFS sharing. For details about how to configure CIFS sharing and NFS sharing, see File Access and Protocols Feature Guide.

In terms of assigning CIFS share permissions, a user has the maximum permission among the permissions assigned to the user and his/her user groups. CIFS share permissions in descending order are as follows: forbidden > full control > read/write > read-only.

In Linux/MAC environments, you can run the mount -cifs command to mount CIFS shares. However, soft and hard links are not supported when you access files at a mount point.