Limits when configuring UNIX symbolic links for SMB access
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You need to be aware of certain limits when configuring UNIX symbolic links for SMB access.
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45 |
Maximum length of the CIFS server name that you can specify when using an FQDN for the CIFS server name.
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80 |
Maximum length of the share name. |
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256 |
Maximum length of the UNIX path that you can specify when creating a symbolic link or when modifying an existing symbolic link's UNIX path.The UNIX path must start with a “/” (slash) and end with a “/”. Both the beginning and ending slashes count as part of the 256-character limit. |
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256 |
Maximum length of the CIFS path that you can specify when creating a symbolic link or when modifying an existing symbolic link's CIFS path.The CIFS path must start with a “/” (slash) and end with a “/”. Both the beginning and ending slashes count as part of the 256-character limit. |