napp-it/OmniOS - mixing unauthenticated/authenticated?

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Is it possible in napp-it/OmniOS to configure an SMB share such that it grants read-only unauthenticated (guest) access and read/write authenticated access (everyone@=full_set)?

If I enable guest access then it appears everyone can read/write and I don't see a way of restricting the guest user's permissions. If I disable guest access, neither adding the guest user to the folder ACL nor the SMB share ACL seems to grant permission to unauthenticated users.

 

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I would be happy exposing the read-only, unauthenticated access as an NFS share instead of an SMB share, btw, if that would be a better alternative. But I'm having trouble creating those at the moment.

EDIT: Okay I figured this out. When clicking "off" under NFS on the ZFS Filesystem, instead of toggling to "on" I set it to "ro=@192.168.1.0/24", installed the built-in Windows NFS client, and then mounted the share with `mount -o nolock \\<IP>\tank\videos *`. This solves my problem although I would still prefer to have unauthenticated, read-only SMB access.

 

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You can only SMB share a ZFS filesystem in OmniOS without authentication (guest enabled) or with. Only option is using authentication in a domain or with a local Windows account that is the same like an OmniOS account to allow a connect without the need of entering name+pw and an acl like everyone@=read and write for other users/groups.

Solaris may offer two SMB shares per filesystem with different settings but not OmniOS.

 

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Thanks for responding. Read-only NFS share it is, then