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Heads up: CIFS service

Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:14:07 -0800
From: Afshin Salek <Afshin.Ardakani at Sun dot COM>
To: onnv-gate at onnv dot eng dot sun dot com
Subject: Heads up: CIFS service

If you have not previously configured the CIFS service, feel
free to ignore/delete this email.

Yesterday's putback for the CIFS service included:  6612193
Rework ADS client, DynDNS client and Auth IPC to use host principal

Previously, the username and password used to join a CIFS domain
were stored in the ads_user and ads_passwd read-protected
properties for use in subsequent ADS, dynamic DNS and authenticated
IPC operations.

With the putback of 6612193, these properties are obsolete: the
username and password used to join the domain are no longer stored
in SMF and subsequent communication with domain controllers is
based on the host credentials established during the domain join
operation.

As of snv_79, it is no longer necessary to set any of the following
properties:

     read/rdr_ipcuser
     read/rdr_ipcpasswd
     read/rdr_ipcmode
     read/ads_user
     read/ads_passwd
     smbd/ads_user_container

Note that the ads_enable property must still be set to true using
sharectl prior to joining an AD domain.

Thanks,
Afshin