Create a CIFS share on a Netapp from the command line.

cifs shares -add "SHARE NAME" "/vol/fw_volume1/share location/"

cifs access "AD GROUP" "ROLE_ETC" "Full Control"

cifs access -delete "Everyone"

Netapp Filer shutdown procedures

Power OFF:

1. SSH into Netapp Filer's BMC at 192.168.0.1
2. Login with username: naroot password: <password db - nb-nas1a>
3. Type the following at SP shell -> system console then press enter twice
4. At the login prompt username:root password: <password db>
5. Type the following at the Netapp> options autosupport.doit "Planned Outage"
6. Type the following at the Netapp>
7. cf disable
8. halt -t 0
9. Type the following at the dn-nas1b>
10. halt -t 0

*** After the halt commands are issued, wait for it to reboot into a LOADER> prompt. You can then poweroff the switches once it's at the LOADER> prompt.

Power ON:
1. Power-on the power switches to the disk shelf. (Wait 3 minutes for the disks to spin-up and settle)
2. Power-on the power switches to the controllers (Wait 10 minutes for the OS to boot-up)
3. SSH into the Netapp's BMC at 192.168.0.1
4. Login with username: naroot password: <password>
5. Type the following at SP shell -> system console then press enter twice
6. At the login prompt username:root password: <password>
7. Type the following at the Netapp> cf enable
8. Test access of CIFS shares from a computer via Windows Explorer.


Command if netapp does not boot up.
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