HP UX Common Internet File System (CIFS) Client/Server Software manual

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Mandatory, Byte Range, and Opportunistic locking are all enabled by default, and should always be enabled for a Windows-only client access environment. They may be explicitly configured on a per-share basis by editing the smb.conf file:

[share_name]

share modes = yes <default config – shown for example only> locking = yes <default config – shown for example only> oplocks = yes

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Contents E0300 Version 1.03 SeptemberEric Roseme Snsl Advanced Technology Center Copyright Notices Legal NoticesContents Introduction CIFS/9000 Product Overview ACL File Locking OverviewPage Windows Cifs File Locking ImplementationsPage NFS UnixPC NFS CIFS/9000 File Locking Implementation Mandatory Share Mode Locking Open ModePage Page Page CIFS/9000 File Locking Interoperability Examples Windows only Client Access Local File SystemPage Windows only Client Access NFS Mounted File System Page Windows and Unix Client Access Local File System Page Windows and Unix Client Access NFS Mounted File System Page UNIX/NFS PC-NFS Page Unix PC-NFS Page Clients Page CIFS/9000 Locking Summary Mandatory Share Mode Open Mode CIFS/9000Byte Range Locking OplocksCIFS/9000 Competition Locking Summary Network Appliance Mandatory Share Mode Open ModePage EMC Celerra Mandatory Share Mode Open Mode EMC CelerraPage Mandatory Share Mode Open Mode Auspex NeTservices Auspex NeTservicesPage Veritas File Server Edition Mandatory Share Mode Open Mode Veritas FSEEMC Locking Summary TableCIFS/9000 File Locking Interoperability Summary Page Appendix a smb.conf Examples Smb.conf for Windows-Only AccessSmb.conf for Mixed-Mode Access Determine Locking Requirement Appendix B Sales Tool Locking Technology ExamplesByte Range Locking CIFS/NFS Open Mode Locking CIFS/NFS Open Mode Locking Competitor’s Claims for NFS Non-Locking Protection

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