Service KBAs Shared File Services Articles Monitoring, Alerting, and Communication Monitoring Monitoring for “File System Full” Join the E-list for Shared File Services Security and Confidential Data Confidential or Sensitive Data on a Share Scanning for Confidential Data HIPAA Data Requirements for Shared File Services Configure CIFS Auditing Configure and Audit CIFS Audit Logs for Confidential Shares Perform CIFS Auditing Access Confidential Data Stored on Shared File Services Map a Network Drive Using Your Doc Account for Administrative Purposes Administrative Tasks Request or Change a Share Administrative Contacts Determine Who is Filling Up My Share Appropriate Naming, Use, and Size SMB Shortnames When a Long-name Already Exists Appropriate Uses for a Share Valid Name for a Share Share Sizes Share is Reaching Capacity File Protection and Restoration Restore a File Antivirus Scanning EZ-Backup and Shared File Services Restore Files From the Offsite Disaster Recovery Copy Snapshots Asynchronous Replication Data Protection Review Your Snapshot Schedule About Monthly Billing for Shared File Services Technical Requirements for Shared File Services Terms and Conditions for Shared File Services Support and Maintenance Service Hours and Maintenance Windows Incidents and Service Requests for Shared File Services Service Availability for Shared File Services Outages Affecting Shared File Services Permissions and Access Access Basics Request Access to an Existing Share Share Privacy and Allowing Access Minimum Permissions/ACLs for Startup or Login Scripts Access-Based Enumeration (ABE) for CIFS Shares Student Access to a Share From SFS Access Share After Password Reset Access a Share from Off-Campus Speed for On- or Off-campus Access (From a Remote Office or Home via VPN) Access a Share From a Non-Cornell AD Computer Unexpected ACL Changes Apple macOS and CIFS Performance Troubleshooting Tips Troubleshooting SMB Shortnames When a Long-name Already Exists Windows: The File Name or Destination Path You Specified is Not Valid or Too Long Apple macOS and CIFS Performance Troubleshooting Tips Connect to a Share Speed for On-or Off-campus Access Connect to a Share Connect to a Windows File Share with a UNC Path Map a Drive Using Net Use Connect to a CIFS File Share Using Unix Devices Connect to an NFS File Share Using Unix Devices Connect to an NFS File Share Using Windows Use a Share with a Managed Server in the Managed Server Farm CIFS, SMB1, SMB2, SMB3 Protocols Map a Drive to a Windows File Share Use Different Credentials on MacOS
