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[aperi-dev] RE: Self-Contained NAS profile


Hello Sreeni,

I didn't create the shares, I just listed the file shares existing on a filer. I used the "CIM_HostedShare" association for enumerating the CIM_FileShare instances and the "CIM_ElementSettingData" association in order to find the "CIM_ExportedFileShareSetting" associated with each file share.

The output of the "cifs shares" command:

zinc> cifs shares
Name         Mount Point                       Description
----         -----------                       -----------
ETC$         /etc                              Remote Administration
                        ** priv access only **
HOME         /vol/vol0/home                    Default Share
                        everyone / Full Control
C$           /                                 Remote Administration
                        ** priv access only **
/vol/vol0    /vol/vol0
                        everyone / Full Control
vol0         /vol/vol0
                        everyone / Full Control
                        root / Full Control

Data ONTAP Release 7.1.1.1 is running on the filer. We have used  for testing the nasmis1.1X27 and SMI-S 1.1X30 Provider, downloaded from  http://now.netapp.com/NOW/cgi-bin/manageontap.

Regards,
Rodica



"Potakamuri, Sreenivasa" <Sreenivasa.Potakamuri@xxxxxxxxxx>

10/02/2007 03:26 AM

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"Yoder, Alan" <agy@xxxxxxxxxx>, Rodica Ciurea/Romania/Contr/IBM@IBMRO
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<aperi-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "c-dl-smis-eng" <dl-smis-eng@xxxxxxxxxx>
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RE: Self-Contained NAS profile





Rodica,
 
Did you create two shares (vol0 and /vol/vol0) pointing at the same mount point (/vol/vol0)?
Please send me the ONTAP version running on the filer. Also, send me the output of the "cifs shares" command.
 
 
Example output of cifs shares command:
 
barbaresco> cifs shares
Name         Mount Point                       Description
--------          -----------------                      ------------------
ETC$         /etc                              Remote Administration
                       BUILTIN\Administrators / Full Control
HOME         /vol/vol0/home                    Default Share
                       everyone / Full Control
C$           /                                 Remote Administration
                       BUILTIN\Administrators / Full Control
                       everyone / Full Control
vol0         /vol/vol0                        
                       everyone / Full Control
vol00        /vol/vol0                        
                       everyone / Full Control
barbaresco>

 
 
- Sreeni
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From:
Yoder, Alan
Sent:
Tuesday, September 11, 2007 9:51 AM
To:
Rodica Ciurea
Cc:
aperi-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx; c-dl-smis-eng
Subject:
RE: Self-Contained NAS profile

This looks like a bug to me.  I will file a burt
and make it visible to IBM. Unfortunately, I don't
have a mechanism to make it visible to Aperi
at large.
 
Alan


From: Rodica Ciurea [mailto:rodica_ciurea@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent:
Tuesday, September 11, 2007 2:04 AM
To:
Yoder, Alan
Cc:
aperi-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:
Self-Contained NAS profile




Hello Alan,


I am implementing the Self-Contained NAS profile on Aperi and I have a question about the ElementSettingData association between ONTAP_FileShare and ONTAP_ExportingFileShareSetting.


During my experiments, most of the ONTAP_ExportingFileShareSetting instances were OK.


However, for one of the CIFS shares, I obtained two instances of  ONTAP_ExportingFileShareSetting having the same InstanceID and different ElementName values:


The first instance had InstanceID = "ONTAP:0084223567:cifs:/vol/vol0" and ElementName = "/vol/vol0" and the second instance had InstanceID = "ONTAP:0084223567:cifs:/vol/vol0" and ElementName = "vol0".


instance of ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting {

       uint16 AccessPoints = 2;


        string Caption = "ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting";


        uint16 DefaultExecute = 0;


        uint16 DefaultReadWrite = 0;


        uint16 DefaultUserIdSupported = 0;


        string Description = "ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting";


        string ElementName = "/vol/vol0";


        uint16 ExecuteSupport = 0;


        uint16 FileSharingProtocol = 2;


        uint16 InitialEnabledState = 8;


        [Key]

       string InstanceID = "ONTAP:0084223567:cifs:/vol/vol0";


        uint16 RootAccess = 0;


        uint16 WritePolicy = 0;


};


instance of ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting {

       uint16 AccessPoints = 2;


        string Caption = "ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting";


        uint16 DefaultExecute = 0;


        uint16 DefaultReadWrite = 0;


        uint16 DefaultUserIdSupported = 0;


        string Description = "ONTAP_ExportedFileShareSetting";


        string ElementName = "vol0";


        uint16 ExecuteSupport = 0;


        uint16 FileSharingProtocol = 2;


        uint16 InitialEnabledState = 8;


        [Key]

       string InstanceID = "ONTAP:0084223567:cifs:/vol/vol0";


        uint16 RootAccess = 0;


        uint16 WritePolicy = 0;


};


Could you please help me to clarify this problem?


Thank you,

Rodica


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