NetApp AltaVault AVA400 - Configuring SMB

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Configuring SMB Configuring storage settings
2. Select the Bandwidth tab and specify:
3. Click Apply to apply your changes to the running configuration.
After you apply your settings, you can verify whether changes have had the desired effect by reviewing related
reports.
Configuring SMB
SMB is currently enabled in two versions: SMBv2 and SMBv3. SMBv2 is the default protocol that is used with
Windows 2000 and Windows 2008 systems, and SMBv3 is the default protocol that is used with Windows 2012
systems. AltaVault supports SMB2 and SMB3. You can configure SMB access for Microsoft Windows based clients
to the AltaVault in the Configure > SMB page.
Note: If you are upgrading to AVA4.2 or later releases, migration of your CIFS configuration from earlier AVA releases to AVA
SMB is supported. For detailed SMB deployment information, see the NetApp AltaVault (Formerly SteelStore) Cloud-Integrated
Storage Appliances SMB Deployment Guide (Technical Report 4511).
When configuring SMB, you perform the following tasks:
 “To configure an Active Directory domain” on page 38
 “To add an SMB share” on page 39
 “To add a local user to access the share” on page 40
 “To edit local user permission to access the share” on page 40
 “To add local SMB user” on page 41
 “To edit SMB local user” on page 41
Control Description
Cloud Replication Interface Select a data interface to use for sending data to and restoring data from the cloud.
Select the interface in the drop-down list and then specify the bandwidth limits and
scheduling. You must first configure the data interfaces before they appear in the drop-
down list.
Setting the replication interface to Primary/Default is not recommended as this is the
management interface for the appliance.
Replication Limit Rate Specify a rate to limit the data transmitted to the cloud storage provider in kilobits per
seconds (kbps).
Restore Limit Rate Specify a rate to limit the data restored
in kilobits per second (kbps).
Enable Bandwidth Limit Scheduling Before you select this option, you must specify the replication/restore options above.
Select the check box and specify:
• Start Time - the time at which the bandwidth limit should start.
• End Time - the time at which the bandwidth limit should end.
• Replication Limit Rate - the replication rate during the defined schedule. The
bandwidth reverts to the normal replication limit rate outside the scheduled times.
• Restore Limit Rate - the restore rate during the defined schedule.
• Include Weekends - apply schedule to weekdays and weekends.