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8.4.1.

Microsoft Services for NFS snap-in

8-3

8.4.2.

Microsoft Services for NFS command-line tools

8-4

8.5.

Test Scenario

8-5

8.6.

Steps for Deploying and Testing Microsoft Services for NFS

8-5

8.6.1.

Reviewing system requirements for Microsoft Services for NFS

8-5

8.6.2.

Setting up the environment for Microsoft Services for NFS

8-6

8.6.2.1.

Deploy computers

8-6

8.6.3.

Create test user accounts

8-7

8.6.4.

Installing Microsoft Services for NFS

8-7

8.6.5.

Configuring NFS authentication

8-8

8.6.6.

Configuring User Name Mapping

8-8

8.6.6.1.

Specify where UNIX user and group information is stored

8-8

8.6.6.2.

Edit the .maphosts file

8-10

8.6.6.3.

Create a user map

8-11

8.6.6.4.

Create a group map

8-12

8.6.6.5.

Restart the User Name Mapping service

8-12

8.6.7.

Specifying the User Name Mapping server

8-13

8.6.8.

Creating an NFS shared folder

8-13

8.6.9.

Specifying default permissions for new files and folders

8-15

8.6.10.

Configuring Windows Firewall

8-15

8.6.10.1.

Open ports

8-15

8.6.10.2.

Add mapsvc.exe to the exception list

8-16

8.6.10.3.

Enable file and printer sharing for administration tools

8-17

8.6.11.

Testing your deployment

8-17

8.6.11.1.Test 1: On the computer running Client for NFS, map a drive

letter to a UNIX-based NFS shared resource.

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8.6.11.2.Test 2: On the computer running Client for NFS, create a test file

and verify its permissions.

8-18

8.6.11.3.Test 3: On a UNIX client computer, mount the Windows NFS

shared resource.

8-18

8.6.11.4.Test 4: On a UNIX client, create a test file and verify the file

 

permissions match, from both Windows and UNIX.

8-19

8.7.

Using Remote Desktop for MSNFS

8-20

8.7.1.

Using Remote Desktop

8-20

9.

Using iSCSI Software Target

9-1

9.1.

Microsoft iSCSI Software Target

9-1

9.1.1.

Virtual Disk Storage

9-1

9.1.2.

Snapshots

9-2

9.1.3.

Wizards

9-2

9.1.4.

Create iSCSI Target Wizard

9-2

9.1.5.

Create Virtual Disk Wizard

9-4

9.1.6.

Import Virtual Disk Wizard

9-5

9.1.7.

Extend Virtual Disk Wizard

9-6

9.1.8.

Schedule Snapshot Wizard

9-6

9.2.

Hardware Providers

9-7

10.

Remote Access Methods & Monitoring

10-1

10.1.

Remote Desktop

10-1

10.2.

Telnet Server

10-2

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