There is no rename on "cifs modify" so you have to delete and re-add... then recreate all shares, also name-mappings, and autohome directory settings. You can modify the domain membership if switching domains though. It is easier to rename the dns record or you can also netbios alias in 8.3, but we just had a case where we changed the name and recreated the settings.
Also, a vserver rename command needs to have vserver peering removed prior...and prior to removing the peer you need to break all mirrors so vserver rename can be a bit of work to recreate as well when snapmirror/snapvault are in use.
-----Original Message----- From: toasters-bounces@teaparty.net [mailto:toasters-bounces@teaparty.net] On Behalf Of Rue, Randy Sent: Wednesday, July 1, 2015 5:00 PM To: 'toasters@teaparty.net' Subject: rename a CIFS SVM in AD?
Hello All,
I want to migrate the contents of a small file server to an 8.3 SVM and end up with the SVM having the same name in DNS, NetBIOS and the AD.
If this were a 7-mode vFiler I could re-run "cifs setup" and change the name to the existing name (after I'd powered down the old file server).
Can I do this in 8.3? While I can see commands for renaming an SVM that only appears to rename the SVM itself, not to do anything to the AD.
I can see how to add and remove netbios aliases (WINS entries) but again, nothing to do with the AD.
Do I have to remove and re-add the CIFS server? And lose all the CIFS shares? Or is there a way to rename the puppy?
Randy in Seattle
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