3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide - HP Scalable NAS 3.7 for Linux (AG513-96002, October 2009)

local master = yes
preferred master = yes
browseable = yes
wins support = no
The parameters are:
netbios name. The %h returns the Internet name of the server from NIS, DNS, or
/etc/hosts.
workgroup. The name of the Samba workgroup (the default is WORKGROUP).
smb ports. Required for high availability; do not change or remove. Used by %L
expansion.
encrypt passwords. Optional. Specifies plaintext or encrypted passwords. Most
Windows operating systems require encryption.
socket options. Required for high availability; do not change or remove.
dns proxy. Optional.
local master. Required for high availability; do not change or remove.
preferred master. Required for high availability; do not change or remove.
browseable. Required for high availability; do not change or remove.
wins support. Optional.
This is a basic or minimal smb.default configuration intended to demonstrate the
Samba share functionality of HP Scalable NAS. It is not necessarily optimal or secure
for most production environments.
smb.conf.<virtual-server>
This file contains information about the share being broadcast by a specific virtual
Samba server. For each virtual Samba server, create the file
smb.conf.<virtual-server> where <virtual-server> is the name of the
virtual Samba server.
The following example shows the smb.conf.cifs1 file. This virtual server is
accessed via virtual host 99.12.10.205. The share is named data1 and the data
for the share is located on the PSFS filesystem /mnt/data1.
smb.conf.cifs1
[global]
interfaces = 99.12.10.205/24
socket address = 99.12.10.205
security = share
Samba configuration406