The Solaris CIFS service can be used in an Active Directory (AD) domain or
in a workgroup. When used in a domain, you can configure the identity
mapping service to establish an equivalence relationship between a Solaris
user or group and a Windows user or group in which both the Solaris and
Windows identities are deemed to have equivalent rights on the system.
Solaris CIFS also includes a client that can be used to mount CIFS shares
as a regular user and as a system administrator.
Note: The Solaris CIFS functionality is available
beginning with at least Solaris Express Community Edition Build 79,
Solaris Express Developer Edition 1/08, and OpenSolaris 2008.05.
Procedures for the following topics are covered in the Solaris CIFS
Administration Guide:
The following procedures describe how to configure the Solaris CIFS service,
how to manage CIFS shares and groups, and how to disable the Samba service if
you want to use the Solaris CIFS service:
The following procedures describe how to manage CIFS mounts and
configure the local or global CIFS environment as a regular user
and a privileged user, respectively:
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