Hi,  Thank you for your answer. I agree that Celerra Share names are case-insentive. How do you think of the view difference on Winodows client? Does it depend on Windows OS?
Hi there, I created the CIFS share that all letters of share name are upper case intentionally. From the Windows client, there seems to be two types of view about the letter of share name.  The following is an example;   share name : TEST Case1. access the CIFS share using IP address   The CIFS share shows up as upper case Windows client    \\ address>\TEST  ---> TEST   Case2. access the CIFS share using host name   The CIFS share shows up as lower case on Windows client    \\ name>\TEST  ---> test   Is that a Windows issue or Celerra issue? Actually, I use the case-sensitive application on Windows client, so I would like to clarify the cause.  Thank you
The case sensitive of CIFS share name