40 NetApp AltaVault Cloud Integrated Storage Administration Guide
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Configuring storage settings Configuring SMB
To add a local user to access the share
SMB share security and access can be administered in AD domains via Windows Explorer. If AltaVault is not within
an Active Directory domain, use a local user account to gain access to a share.
1. To add a local user to access the share that you created, expand the share name to complete the configuration as
described in the following table.
Note: A local SMB user must first be created as described in the “To add local SMB user” on page 41 before you can add the user
to a share.
2. Click Apply Changes.
To edit local user permission to access the share
After adding local user access to the share, you can edit access permissions for each user.
1. Expand the user name to change permissions as described in the following table.
Control Description
Add a User Displays the controls to add a user to the share.
User Select the user from the drop-down list.
Access Select one of the following options from the drop-down list:
Allow - Allows the user read, write, and modify privileges to the share.
Deny - Denies the user read, write, and modify privileges to the share.
Remove Selected Deletes the selected user from the SMB server.
Add User Adds the SMB user.
Control Description
Edit Permissions Select the following options:
Allow - Allows the user Read, Write, or Modify permission for the share.
Deny - Denies the user Read, Write, or Modify permission for the share.
Note: Permission settings are hierarchical; that is, Read permission provides read-only
access to the share. Write permission provides read and write access to the share. Modify
permission provides full control of the share.
Apply Applies the changes to the SMB share users.
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