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You can turn CIFS oplocks On or Off globally for the entire filer or for individual qtrees,
which are special directories that are described in detail in Chapter 10, Qtree
Administration.
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You turn all CIFS oplocks Off with the following
options
command:
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You turn CIFS oplocks On with the following
options
command:
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You can turn CIFS oplocks On or Off at individual clients. Turning CIFS oplocks On at
the filer does not override any client-specific settings. Turning CIFS oplocks Off at the
filer disables all oplocks to or from the filer.
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For additional information about oplocks, consult the Microsoft Knowledge Base at
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You use the
cifs stat
command to display statistics about CIFS operations that
take place on your filer. You use the
cifs stat
display for diagnostic purposes.
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You can use the
cifs stat
command in two forms:
If you specify a time interval, the command displays statistics at the specified
intervals.
If you do not specify a time interval, the command displays CIFS statistics that
have accumulated since the last reboot.
