HP CIFS Server 3.0c Release Note version A.02.01.02

HP CIFS Server Release Note
What’s New in HP CIFS Server A.02.01.02
Chapter 110
This release supports the new "Bad Uid" option to provide a mapping
from valid domain users to a predefined "guest account" even if HP-UX
does not have a UNIX User ID for the domain user. The default setting
for map to guest is Never.This means user login requests with an
invalid password are rejected.
The following is an example to set the Bad Uid option for map to guest:
[global]
map to guest = Bad Uid
guest account = guestusr
New options for startsmb and stopsmb
Two new options -n (nmbd only) and -s (smbd only) have been added to
startsmb and stopsmb scripts to start and stop the daemons
individually. The startsmb -s command starts the smbd daemon. The
stopsmb -s command stops the smbd daemon. The -n option starts and
stops the nmbd daemon in the same way.
New MC/ServiceGuard files updated to support VxVM
Template and README files were updated to extend High Availability
coverage to systems configured with VxVM. The samba.cntl,
samba.conf and samba.mon files, found under /opt/samba/HA
directory, have been updated to support Veritas volume group. Refer to
/opt/samba/HA/README.txt for more information on how to confiure to
support Veritas volume group.
Configuration Parameter Changes in A.02.01.02
This release supports the new parameter disk quotas that controls if
disk quotas checking is enabled or disabled in HP CIFS Server.This
parameter is intended for use on systems in which the underlying file
system has disk quotas turned off. When it is set to yes for a share, the
server checks disk quotas for that share during each file allocation.
When it is set to no for a share, the server does not check disk quotas for
that share at all.
This parameter must be enabled if disk quotas are turned on in the
underlying file system, and disabled if disk quotas are turned off in the
underlying file system.The default value of disk quotas is yes.