Ok, after defining a jcifs.properties file with the default domain I am able to successfully connect to SMB services. Problem is that I keep getting errors in POIFS. Also, I am showing 0 files indexed in the stats page. For future reference, here's some of what I did to get things working.
I edited the ${NVHOME}/bin/NVBaseService script and changed the vmoptions_val to contain "-Djcifs.properties=${NVHOME}/server/default/conf/jcifs.properties" (replace NVHOME with the proper path). In the file specified, I added the following settings:
jcifs.netbios.wins=<IP Of WINS server>
jcifs.smb.client.domain=<Active Directory Domain Name>
jcifs.smb.client.laddr=<Local IP address of the server>
jcifs.netbios.laddr=<Local IP address of the server>
jcifs.netbios.cachePolicy=-1 (This implements a cache time of forever, be careful!!!)
Restarting the NVBaseService will implement these changes.
If anyone can help with the POIFS issues, I would be supremely greatful!!!
Thanks,
Deven Phillips
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Ok, after defining a jcifs.properties file with the default domain I am able to successfully connect to SMB services. Problem is that I keep getting errors in POIFS. Also, I am showing 0 files indexed in the stats page. For future reference, here's some of what I did to get things working.
I edited the ${NVHOME}/bin/NVBaseService script and changed the vmoptions_val to contain "-Djcifs.properties=${NVHOME}/server/default/conf/jcifs.properties" (replace NVHOME with the proper path). In the file specified, I added the following settings:
jcifs.netbios.wins=<IP Of WINS server>
jcifs.smb.client.domain=<Active Directory Domain Name>
jcifs.smb.client.laddr=<Local IP address of the server>
jcifs.netbios.laddr=<Local IP address of the server>
jcifs.netbios.cachePolicy=-1 (This implements a cache time of forever, be careful!!!)
Restarting the NVBaseService will implement these changes.
If anyone can help with the POIFS issues, I would be supremely greatful!!!
Thanks,
Deven Phillips