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milorad.zivanovic
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Access control for CIFS shares
I have problem with DD620 running 5.4.2.1 OS with CIFS shares. I created CIFS share through DD GUI, I defined Active Directory authentication with domain admin user, but i cannot allow domain user to connect to that CIFS share. What I have to put i User filed? What is syntax? I put myaccount@mydomain, mydoman\myaccount, myaccount but it didn not worked. When I put * in client field, then everyone can connect to share. I want do define only one domain user that can connect to that CIFS share.
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milorad.zivanovic
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Posted August 11th, 2014 23:00
I had allready did it and everything is OK. But I still cannot define CIFS share access to domain user. What I havet to put in User/Group field? What is the syntax? I put domain\myaccount, myaccount@domain, domain\\myaccount but I still cannot access the share. When I put * in Client filed or client name or address, it is OK. Problem is only domain user.
milorad.zivanovic
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Posted August 12th, 2014 02:00
How can I add such permission through GUI or CLI? I have allready put domain\accountname in User\Group field.
milorad.zivanovic
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Posted August 12th, 2014 02:00
When I try to do it, there is a message that access is denied.
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Type in windows explorer \\datadomainip and then select related CIFS share folder righ click---security tab...
1. Add * to the user\groups and remove all other entries, do the same for clients
2. Windows explorer \\datadomainIP\cifsshare_folder\3. Create new folder "test"
4. Set access permissions on test folder
5. Create new share on datadomain wiht path Data\col1\cifsshare_folder\test6. Add related users and\or groups to User\Groups field (same that you've used in step 4)
milorad.zivanovic
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Posted August 12th, 2014 04:00
I cannot access to share when is * in user\group field. It looks like thet User\group field does not work at all.
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Posted August 13th, 2014 02:00
Now you have to modify them from Windows host. Make sure that read/write permission to those users are granted, add them to Admin Group on the machine and check the result, (they should win in most-restrictive policy method to gain access to share). Just check from DD again in case of any issue you can modify it from there.
Else just create a group on Windows machine and add users to that group & grant them access on DD (as a group).
Thanks
Rakesh