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June 16, 2008 Article #20036 Volume 124, Issue 3 Developer
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takes two hours to assemble the server hardware, install the OS and to configure the storage
Creating a Home NAS Box with CIFS Server in the OpenSolaris OS
Replaces the Windows Share Machine
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From the Sun Developer Network, here's a how-to on getting the most out of the CIFS server feature in the OpenSolaris OS that involves using ZFS and CIFS to create a home NAS box that replaces a Windows share machine. The operation takes about two hours to assemble the server hardware, install the OS and to configure the storage.
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