Hello everybody,
maybe one of you people can help me.
Previously in 7-mode we could use "cifs sessions *" to display any open session, this list contained information about which share was open.
In CDOT "vserver cifs sessions show" does not contain this information, even when run with "-instance". Instead the information about which share (or volume, would be okay, too!) a the sessions are opened to is only available in the "vserver cifs sessions file show" command. Unfortunately there I cannot get information about client IP.
I've discovered this issue because I was looking for a method to see which client IPs are connected to a certain share (or volume, would be okay, too!).
How can I do this from CLI?
This is not working:
- "vserver cifs session show -instance" - It displays client IP, but no information about which share the session is connected too.
- "vserver cifs session file show -fields hosting-volume,share" - This on the other hand displays volume and share, but not the client IP.
Yes, both commands present me with the connection ID from which I could cross-reference to the client IP - excuse my french - wtf?! Why is this not possible through a regular command - or am I just overlooking something?
Please help, my Windows admins would be forever grateful to you and your heirs,
KG