there should be a CD with CIFS tools that you got ..there is emcabe.exe file there.
Folks, I need an opinion on what is the best way to go for setting up home directory for users on a celerra which does NOT use the celerra home directory feature. We have a filesystem created called users which can be accessed via the share \\celerranas1\users$ Within this filesystem we create a folder for each user and set permissions on that folder such that only administrators and that particular user can access that folder. Now comes the part of adding this home directory info in the user profiles in AD. Which of the following two options should be implemented (I am taking an example of user called ny1001):  Option A- Create a share for each user: Create a folder called ny1001 in \\celerranas1\users$ . Create a share ny1001$ pointing to that folder  and add this share in the user profiles in AD. ( i.e. add \\celerranas1\ny1001$ in the AD profile for the user1001).   Option B- Do not create a share for each user: Do not create shares for each user. Instead just mention the path \\celerranas1\users$\ny1001 in the profiles in AD for that user.    Please comment on each option. I am really not sure if i should create a share for each user. What are the advantages and disadvantages of each approach. Please guide. This is going to be a very large environment (about 6000 users).   Thanks a bunch.
Celerra User home directory shares