Access Zones that were introduced as part of OneFS 7.0 provide the ability to consolidate multiple Windows/CIFS servers with overlapping share names.  Existing Windows server planned for consolidation to Isilon: (Windows Server) \\Accounting\shared (Windows Server) \\HR\shared  Prior to OneFS 7.0 we would need to change one of those share names to effectively consolidate both onto the Isilon cluster.  However, we can now consolidate these two windows servers onto our new Isilon cluster without having to update our client mappings.  The way to do this is as follows:  1. Create an Access Zone for each server name Accounting and HR [IMAGE]     2.  Then create a SmartConnect Pool/Zone for each Accounting and HR [IMAGE]    3.  Create the shares for both accounting and HR but prepend the share name with the server name. This is the trick, you don't want to use the actual share name at this point.   We want to use a name that lets us manage the shares, but this name won't be seen by users.  In this example we want the users to see a share called "shared"  however this is how we will create the share for accounting at this stage: [IMAGE]   4.  Now we will go back to the access zones and map the accounting share to the access zone, the second trick here is that after adding the share, click Edit and change the Display Name to what we want the user to actually see.  [IMAGE]   5.  Now once we are ready to go live, we can create delegation DNS records for both hr and accounting.  This will direct users who connect to both these names to the Isilon cluster and even though they both access the same share name "shared" they are mapped to completely different directories which preserves the original server and share names.  \\hr\shared\ \\accounting\shared\
We have two different access zones and need to create the same share name in each, but with both mapping to different locations.
How do you create two shares with the same name?