Just use the MMC (computer management or shared folders plugin connected to the CIFS server)  - it allows to create the directory when creating a share  or connect to the C$ share like \\ \C$ then navigate to the file system and create your directory  I think the confusion comes from the fact that the Celerra GUI or CLI commands to create a share dont create a directory You need to create that directory before from a Windows client so that it gets the correct owner and security Or create a treequota - that does create a directory  Rainer
Hi everyone,  I'm encountering some problem in moving data from a Windows Server 2003 to the Celerra NS120. My goal is to move all shares including also the NT permissions. I created a file system inside of which I created two shares for the same CIFS server. When I try to copy (I'm using Robocopy) the contents of a Windows share the data being replicated in both Celerra shares while the script foreseens copying in a single Celerra share. Can anyone tell me why?  thanks.
Duplication of the copy among difeerent shares in the same fyle system