topic Re: How to access c$ or ETC$ on 7mode system CIFS is running but not part of AD in Network and Storage Protocols

How to access c$ or ETC$ on 7mode system CIFS is running but not part of AD

S-Sahu — Thu, 18 Oct 2018 00:01:58 GMT

How to access c$ or ETC$ on 7mode system to collect logs, CIFS is running but not part of AD

Re: How to access c$ or ETC$ on 7mode system CIFS is running but not part of AD

Lei — Thu, 18 Oct 2018 04:51:40 GMT

use local account like root or administrator

Re: How to access c$ or ETC$ on 7mode system CIFS is running but not part of AD

Ashun — Tue, 07 Jan 2025 06:52:39 GMT

You can use local users for authentication,
1. Create Local Admin User
useradmin user add test -g Administrators

2. Access the CIFS share
You can now attempt to access the c$ or etc$ shares via SMB using a client machine. For example, if you're on a Windows machine, follow these steps:
2.1Map Network Drive:
Open File Explorer on your Windows machine.
In the address bar, type:
\\<NetApp_IP>\c$
\\<NetApp_IP>\etc$
Replace <NetApp_IP> with the actual IP address of the 7-mode system.

2.2Authentication:

When prompted for credentials, enter the local admin user credentials you verified or created earlier