In your other thread, https://community.emc.com/message/511943#511943 , Rainer added that you have to use a CIFS server on the global datamover (i.e. server_2, server_3, NOT vdm_3, vdm_4, etc.).  This CIFS server will be used by all of your other CIFS servers and VDMs for virus checking.  That is, even if you have 20 VDMs, 100 CIFS servers, you will only use ONE CIFS server on the DM for ALL your viruschecking through CAVA.

Double check your viruschecker.conf file. The first line should be "CIFSserver=aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd" and contain the IP address used by the global CIFS server I just mentioned.  Here's my file:

[nasadmin@NS80-CS0 ~]$ cat viruschecker.conf
CIFSserver=141.213.78.110
addr=141.213.78.84:141.213.78.85:141.213.78.86:141.213.78.87:141.213.76.77:141.213.76.79:141.213.76.80
masks=*.*
excl=*.tmp:????????
shutdown=cifs

In my case, the top IP address is for this CIFS server:

[nasadmin@NS80-CS0 ~]$ server_cifs server_2
server_2 :
256 Cifs threads started
Security mode = NT
Max protocol = NT1
I18N mode = UNICODE
Home Directory Shares DISABLED
Usermapper auto broadcast enabled

{snip}

CIFS Server ENGIN-CAVA[UMROOT] RC=19
Full computer name=engin-cava.adsroot.itcs.umich.edu realm=ADSROOT.ITCS.UMICH.EDU
Comment='EMC-SNAS:T5.6.46.415'
if=IF_CAVA l=141.213.78.110 b=141.213.78.255 mac=0:c:fc:0:56:e6
  FQDN=engin-cava.adsroot.itcs.umich.edu (Updated to DNS)

Even though I have many VDMs, they all use this global CIFS server for CAVA.

Finally, be sure that when you start CAVA on the Celerra, you use the command server_setup server_x -P viruschk -o start.  Hope this helps!

Karl

Karl,

Sorry for such a late reply.

But thaks for your advice and sample script.

I configured CAVA system finally.

So just wantted to say thank you.

Best regards

Congratulations on getting everything going - glad we could help you out!

Karl