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Operating Systems Solaris Viewing Solaris File System From Windows Client Using Lanman Post 302442395 by jamba1 on Wednesday 4th of August 2010 05:44:36 AM

08-04-2010

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Thanks for the feedback especially the URL for the doc on PC Netlink.
Moving away slightly from my original question of adding a new share, I now only need to add a new user to the existing share. Here is what I have so far.

Code:

 
# /opt/lanman/bin/net share
 
Share name   Resource                        Remark
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IPC$                                         IPC Share
C$           C:\                             Root Share
ADMIN$       C:\opt\lanman                   Admin Share
PRINT$       C:\opt\lanman\shares\asu\sys... Printer Driver Share
D$           C:\opt\lanman\shares            SystemRoot Share
APPSERVE     C:\
DEVEL        C:\data\devel                   Development Area
MSCLIENT     C:\opt\lanman\shares\msclient   Microsoft Clients
NETLOGON     C:\var\opt\lanman\repl\impor... Logon Scripts Directory
PRINTLOG     C:\opt\lanman\shares\printlog   LP printer messages
PROD         C:\data\prod                    Prod Space
TOOLS        C:\opt\lanman\shares\tools      Solaris (TM) PC NetLink Server ...
USERS        C:\export\lanman                Users Directory
The command completed successfully.
 
 
# /opt/lanman/bin/net share APPSERVE
Share name        APPSERVE
Path              C:\
Remark
Maximum users     No limit
Users             ADMIN                ADMIN                ADMIN
                  ADMIN                ADMIN                ADMIN
The command completed successfully.
 
# /opt/lanman/bin/net user admin
User name                     admin
Full Name
Comment
User's comment
Country code                  000 (System Default)
Account active                Yes
Account expires               Never
Account type                  Global
 
Password last set             08/06/08 11:30 AM
Password expires              24/10/35 11:30 AM
Password changeable           08/06/08 11:30 AM
Password required             Yes
User may change password      Yes
User must change password     No
 
Workstations allowed          All
Logon script
User profile
Home directory
Home Directory Drive
Last logon                    03/08/10 02:18 PM
 
Logon hours allowed           All
 
Local Group Memberships
Global Group memberships      *Domain Users
Primary Group                 *Domain Users
The command completed successfully.

The existing share is APPSERVE C:\ which only has one user assigned ADMIN.

Anybody know the correct syntax that will allow me to add another user
to this existing share with the same permissions as admin. I have looked
at two commands (below) and there usage but this is still not clear to me:

/opt/lanman/bin/net perms and /opt/lanman/bin/net user

Any suggestions

Thanks

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