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You can also enable dynamic provisioning of home directories that do not exist at SMB connection time. Expansion variables give users to access their home directories by connecting to the share.

Home directory creation through SMB You can create SMB shares by including expansion variables in the share path.

Authenticating SMB users You can authenticate SMB users from authentication providers that can handle NT hashes.

The method by which a home directory is created determines the initial permissions that are set on the home directory.

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Home directory permissions You can set up a user's home directory with a Windows ACL or with POSIX mode bits, which are then converted into a synthetic ACL.

OneFS also supports dynamic home directory provisioning for users who access the cluster by connecting to an SMB share or by logging in through FTP or SSH.

Home directories overview When you create a local user, OneFS automatically creates a home directory for the user.

Home directories When you create a local user, OneFS automatically creates a home directory for the user.

STaaS administration This section describes OneFS administration using the Storage as-a-Service UI.

scale-out NAS OneFS combines the three layers of storage architecture-file system, volume manager, and data protection-into a scale-out NAS cluster.

Where to go for support This topic contains resources for getting answers to questions about products.

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Isilon scale-out NAS overview The Isilon scale-out NAS storage platform combines modular hardware with unified software to harness unstructured data.About this guide This guide describes how the web administration interface provides access to cluster configuration, management, and monitoring functionality.

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OneFS Web Administration Guide The OneFS Web Administration Guide describes how to activate licenses, configure network interfaces, manage the file system, provision block storage, run system jobs, protect data, back up the cluster, set up storage pools, establish quotas, secure access, migrate data, integrate with other applications, and monitor an EMC Isilon cluster.

There was a permissions issue with the /var and /var/lib folders, the timemachine folder resides within the /var/lib container and timemachine needs specific permissions in order to work.

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You will then have access to the WD_Backup using the following credentials (however if you changed the password you will have to use the password you changed the user account WD_Backup to) Once you are in, to ensure that you are starting at the root, type cd / Password: welc0me (the o is omitted and replaced with a zero ’0′) Then type: ssh (the IP address of your MBWE i.e. Then enter your password (you will need to do this in order to secure root access to your MBWE) Use the Time Machine System Preferences to set your backup disk to your MBWE.Use chmod 755 on /var and /var/lib to apply the correct permissions.SSH as root into your MBWE and check the permissions for /var and /var/lib.So the solution is the following (brief and step-by-step) So what I had to do was to check the permissions on the MBWE. Actually my problem was that Time Machine was unable to connect to the backup disk with an error message containing “OSStatus Error 2″. I finally found something that solved my problem. So after digging up the web, Apple support forums, WD support community, etc. The incompatibility was resolved but the Time Machine issue is stil here.

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So after upgrading to what seemed the buggiest firmware ever, the guys at WD released another firmware (to be precise Firmware Version 01.02.1) and in the release notes it stated: Resolved issue with Apple® Time Machine® incompatibility in Mac OS® X Lion™ update. On top of that, last year a bought a new mac mini with OS X Lion and my MBWE didn’t support it. It seems like an eternity since the last time I was able to correctly perform a time machine backup on my Western Digital MyBook World Edition (MBWE). Time Machine can’t access the backup disk – OSStatus error 2

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