There is no special EMC MMC snapin for this – you just user the regular Microsoft Shared Folders snapin (the Celerra has implemented the native Microsoft API there)
What do you mean with “creating in the root directory” ?
C$ points to the data mover rootfs – you don’t create shares there – you create them a level below on the data file systems
As long as he is a member of the Celerra’s CIFS servers local Administrator group which by default includes the Domain Administrators group of the domain its joined to
you don't need any special snap-ins. Simply right click on my computer, select Manage, right click on Computer Management and select Connect to another computer. Enter name of you CIFS server and once connected you can go to shares and create new directories and share them at the same time.
You confirmed what I believed that is \\servername\c$ is where filesystem located and it is not the place for creating shares. Therefore Admin user can not create shares at that level.
We have been using My Computer > Connect to another computer > etc. to do administration of nas server also.
I heard of The Celerra Data Mover Management MMC Snap-in. It is available from the Celerra Network Server applications and Tools CD. By any chance, is it available for download? Thanks.
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There is no special EMC MMC snapin for this – you just user the regular Microsoft Shared Folders snapin (the Celerra has implemented the native Microsoft API there)
What do you mean with “creating in the root directory” ?
C$ points to the data mover rootfs – you don’t create shares there – you create them a level below on the data file systems
Rainer