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na_cifs_homedir - Manage CIFS home directory paths.
cifs homedir
cifs homedir load [-f]
cifs homedir showuser username
The cifs homedir command lists out the current paths used
by the filer to search for users' CIFS home directories.
These paths are kept in a configuration file at
/etc/cifs_homedir.cfg. After creating or changing the
entries in the file, the command cifs homedir load [-f]
will cause the filer to process the file. Normally the
filer will not load new paths if changing the list affects
a user who has open files. If the -f flag is set, the new
set of paths is forced into use. Data loss for users with
open files is possible if the force flag is used. The command
cifs homedir showuser username causes the filer to
look up a given user's CIFS home directory and print out
its path. This command may be useful if there are multiple
CIFS home directory paths and it is desired to learn which
of the paths holds the user's CIFS home directory. The
filer's CIFS home directory name style can be displayed
with the command options cifs.home_dir_namestyle. Note
that if the filer is set to use the "domain" home directory
name style, username must be entered in the form
domain/user. If the filer is set to use the "mapped" home
directory name style, the mapped user name must be
entered. Given an NT user name, the mapped UNIX name can
be obtained with the wcc command. If the "hidden" home
directory name style is in use, enter username with no
dollar sign.
Any changes take effect immediately
Changes are persistent across system reboots.
na_options(1), na_wcc(1), na_cifs_homedir.cfg(5)
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