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-====== Enabling the CIFS Provider ======
-For CIFS to be available it must be enabled both for the appliance and in the User Package for an organization.
-===== Enable CIFS provider for the appliance =====
-  * Login as appladmin in to the appliance
-  * Go to Settings -> Site Functionality
-  * Toward the bottom of the page under Providers ensure that CIFS is enabled
-  * To ensure proper SELinux functionality do not change the default mount point ( /mnt/CIFS )
-  * Click Update Options at the bottom of the page
-{{::cifsenabled.png |}}
-===== Enable CIFS provider for the user package =====
-  * Login as appladmin in to the appliance
-  * Go to Menu button in the top right of the screen -> User Packages
-  * Select the package assigned to the user/organization
-{{:/cloudappliance:cifs30:.:sme_user_packages.png|User Package}}
-  * Enable CIFS provider for the package and save
-{{:/cloudappliance:cifs30:.:sme_edit_package.png|Edit Package}}
-===== Add CIFS to the account =====
-Login in to the SME user account and you should see CIFS as provider in the dropdown list when you login as SME user {{:/cloudappliance:cifs30:.:sme_provider_list.png|Provider List}}
-{{:/cloudappliance:cifs30:.:sme_cifs_provider_screen.png|CIFS Provider Login Screen}}
-At this point you can use the provider wizard to add a CIFS share.
-===== Disabling SELinux =====
-In most cases the File Fabric's CIFS provider can be used without changing the File Fabric's SELinux settings.  Depending on the CIFS implementation, however, it may be necessary to switch SELinux to disabled mode to make the CIFS provider work.  If you have set up the CIFS provider without changing the SELinux configuration and the provider is **not** working as expected, follow these instructions to disable SELinux.
-==== ssh as root ====
-For these commands you will need to su as root
-<code>$ ssh smeconfiguser@appliance IP address</code>
-after establishing ssh session su as root
-<code>-bash-3.2$ su - root
-Password:</code>
-==== SELinux to disabled mode ====
-To validate that SELinux is indeed the issue with CIFS, First temporarily set SELinux to permissive mode.  After setting, test the CIFS mapping again.  If the CIFS provider is now successfully uploading and downloading data, proceed with setting SELinux to disabled.
-<code>setenforce 0</code>
-To permanently disable SELinux edit ''%%/etc/sysconfig/selinux%%'' and change the line
-<code>SELINUX=enforcing</code>
-to
-<code>SELINUX=disabled</code>
-===== FAQ =====
-If you have added a CIFS share that is later directly removed then the metadata will remain visible in SME but you will be given warnings that SME cannot connect on upload, download or sync.
-If you wish to remove this metadata you need to remove the provider entirely via the Cloud Dashboard.