HP CIFS Client A.02.02.03 Administrator's Guide

specified is not available, HP CIFS Client reverts to a random
free port. The default is 138.
lookupTryNetbios This boolean variable configures whether NetBIOS
broadcast is enabled. WINS is feature of the NetBIOS name
server. To enable WINS lookup, you must set this variable
to yes and specify the nbnsWinsIp variable with the IP
address of the WINS server. The CIFS servers to which you
want to connect must be registered with the WINS server.
By default, this parameter is set to yes.
lookupTryDns This variable configures whether Domain Name Server
(DNS) lookup is enabled. The default setting is yes.
fileCreateMask This variable allows you to specify a mask for the UNIX
permissions mode of a file upon creation. The actual mode
of the new file will be the result of the logical OR of the mask
and the default mode for the operation. The default value
of fileCreateMask is 0, which does not affect the file
creation mode. This setting is useful only with CIFS servers
that use CIFS UNIX extensions. Windows servers do not
support UNIX file permissions. Refer to the man page
umask(1) for more information.
allowBackslashesInPaths This is a boolean variable with default setting no. When
this parameter is set to yes, DOS-style backslashes can be
used to refer to paths on CIFS servers. The first backslash
in the path must refer to a file or subdirectory at least one
level below the root of the share, and backslashes must be
protected from interpretation by the shell. For example, the
following path references are recognized:
'/local_mountpoint/dir_at_top_level_of_share\
subdir\file'
/local_mountpoint/dir_at_top_level_of_share\\subdir\\file
but this is not valid:
'/local_mountpoint\dir_at_top_level_of_share\
subdir\file'
The standard UNIX forward-slash path delimiter is always
recognized:
/local_mountpoint/dir_at_top_level_of_share/
subdir/file
nbnsWinsIp This string variable defines the IP address of the WINS
server. If there is no WINS server in your network, set this
variable to an empty string.
nbnsInitialTimeout, nbnsTotalTimeout The nbnsInitialTimeout variable defines the initial timeout in
milliseconds that is used by the NetBIOS name service
operations. This value is doubled on each retry. The
nbnsTotalTimeout variable defines the maximum timeout in
milliseconds that is waited for a NetBIOS name service
operation to succeed. If it exceeds the maximum timeout,
the operation fails with a timeout error. By default, set
nbnsInitialTimeout to 100 and nbnsTotalTimeout to 1200.
nbnsCacheTime The NetBIOS name lookups are cached for this amount of
time (in milliseconds).
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