To configure
an CIFS server, perform the following tasks:
Right-click the folder that you want to configure
as CIFS share and select Properties > Sharing.
Click the Advanced Sharing tab and select Share this folder.
Click the Permissions tab.
Click Add to add names
of the users for whom you want to provide access to the CIFS share.
Type the names and click OK.
In the Permissions section
under Allow column, select Full
Control.
NOTE:The SMB2 option-RequireSecuritySignature must
be set to False.
The command to set the value from PowerShell is Set-SmbServerConfiguration -RequireSecuritySignature
$false. For more information on SMB2 support in iDRAC and LC, see the white paper available here.
Now the selected
folder is shared over network and it can be accessed over CIFS protocol
by using the \\<ip address>\share_name folder path.
NOTE:Ensure that the folder is accessible and folder names doesn't have any space. If the problem persists, check the network settings or retry using a share with fewer files and folders.
Disabling the
Digitally sign communications option
To disable
the Digitally sign communications (always) option,
perform the following tasks:
Open Control Panel and select Administrative
Tools.
Click Local Security Policy.
On the left navigation pane, expand the Local Policies option and select Security
Options.
Double-click the Microsoft network
server: Digitally sign communications (always) option.
Select Disabled and
click OK.
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