As it is now avaliable, i thought i'd test out what in our environment works and what doesn't and it seems Celerra access doesn't I seem to get an access is denied message to all CIFS shares. Wondered if anyone else had tried this out yet? Running DART 6.0.51-6
i had the same problem in my test environment, and i got it resolved by changing the ownership of the share.
i was able to add the user permission as well once i changed the ownership of the share. Make sure you have added your account in the Cifs server local administrator group if its enabled.
We are running dart 6.0.41-4, can't connect to any CIFS servers running in our environment from Windows 8 CP. Can connect to standard Windows file servers ok.
If you want a chance to work with Windows beta software you need to at least use the latest Celerra release – your DART version is almost a year old – we are now at 6.0.55.3
I think I have a better solution than upgrading your DART version. Disable SMB 2.2 (really 2.anything) on your Windows 8 client. This allows you to leave your EMC stuff alone yet still do your testing. This is relatiively easy to do:
Start a command prompt as an Administrator From the command prompt, type:
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Hi,
i had the same problem in my test environment, and i got it resolved by changing the ownership of the share.
i was able to add the user permission as well once i changed the ownership of the share. Make sure you have added your account in the Cifs server local administrator group if its enabled.
Sameer Kulkarni