- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Using Lifecycle Controller
- Operating system deployment
- Monitor
- Hardware inventory view and export
- About view and export current inventory
- About view and export factory-shipped inventory
- Viewing hardware inventory — current or factory shipped
- Exporting hardware inventory — current or factory shipped
- Viewing or exporting hardware inventory after part replacement
- Viewing or exporting current inventory after resetting Lifecycle Controller
- Lifecycle Controller log
- Firmware update
- Configure
- System control panel access options
- Configuring iDRAC
- Configuring system time and date
- Configuring vFlash SD card
- Configuring RAID
- Configuring RAID using software RAID
- Creating a secure virtual disk on a RAID controller
- Key encryption
- Local key encryption mode
- Breaking mirrored drives
- System setup — Advanced Hardware Configuration
- Collect system inventory on restart
- Configuring local FTP server
- Configuring a local USB drive
- Configuring NFS and CIFS servers
- Conditions while configuring HTTP / HTTPS server
- Maintain
- Platform restore
- Backup server profile
- Export server profile
- Import server profile
- Import server license
- Part replacement configuration
- Repurpose or retire system
- Hardware diagnostics
- SupportAssist Collection
- Easy-to-use system component names
- Using the system setup and boot manager
- Troubleshooting and frequently asked questions
Dell Lifecycle Controller GUI v2.70.70.70 User's Guide
Configuring CIFS servers
To configure
a CIFS server, perform the following tasks:
- Right-click the folder that you want to configure as CIFS share and select .
- 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
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.
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