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KB-2376: Does Centrify-Enabled Samba work with ACFS/ASM file system?

12 April,16 at 11:09 AM

Applies to: Centrify-Enabled Samba on all OSes

Question:

What file systems does Centrify-Enabled Samba support?


Answer:

By default, Samba will only work with standard file system JFS2. Currently Centrify does not support Oracle's ACFS or ASM, which is a file system used for a rack environment with shared disks for database clustering. If ACFS file system is used, it's known that Samba share can not be accessed from Windows 7 and will get a permission denied error. Centrify is not responsible for different File Systems available other than the standard JFS2. 

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