EMC has updated their documentation library for the Celerra to version 6.0. If you work with the Celerra or the UBER VSA, this is good reference documentation to have. The updated Celerra documentation library on EMC’s Powerlink site is here: Celerra Network Server Documentation (User Edition) 6.0 A01. The document library includes the following titles:
- Celerra Network Server User Documents
- Celerra CDMS Version 2.0 for NFS and CIFS
- Celerra File Extension Filtering
- Celerra Glossary
- Celerra MirrorView/Synchronous Setup on CLARiiON Backends
- Celerra Network Server Command Reference Manual
- Celerra Network Server Error Messages Guide
- Celerra Network Server Parameters Guide
- Celerra Network Server System Operations
- Celerra Security Configuration Guide
- Celerra SMI-S Provider Programmer’s Guide
- Configuring and Managing CIFS on Celerra
- Configuring and Managing Celerra Network High Availability
- Configuring and Managing Celerra Networking
- Configuring Celerra Events and Notifications
- Configuring Celerra Naming Services
- Configuring Celerra Time Services
- Configuring Celerra User Mapping
- Configuring iSCSI Targets on Celerra
- Configuring NDMP Backups on Celerra
- Configuring NDMP Backups to Disk on Celerra
- Configuring NFS on Celerra
- Configuring Standbys on Celerra
- Configuring Virtual Data Movers for Celerra
- Controlling Access to Celerra System Objects
- Getting Started with Celerra Startup Assistant
- Installing Celerra iSCSI Host Components
- Installing Celerra Management Applications
- Managing Celerra for a Multiprotocol Environment
- Managing Celerra Statistics
- Managing Celerra Volumes and File Systems Manually
- Managing Celerra Volumes and File Systems with Automatic Volume Management
- Problem Resolution Roadmap for Celerra
- Using Celerra AntiVirus Agent
- Using Celerra Data Deduplication
- Using Celerra Event Enabler
- Using Celerra Event Publishing Agent
- Using Celerra FileMover
- Using Celerra Replicator (V2)
- Using EMC Utilities for the CIFS Environment
- Using File-Level Retention on Celerra
- Using FTP on Celerra
- Using International Character Sets with Celerra
- Using MirrorView Synchronous with Celerra for Disaster Recovery
- Using MPFS on Celerra
- Using Multi-Protocol Directories with Celerra
- Using NTMigrate with Celerra
- Using ntxmap for Celerra CIFS User Mapping
- Using Quotas on Celerra
- Using SnapSure on Celerra
- Using SNMPv3 on Celerra
- Using SRDF/A with Celerra
- Using SRDF/S with Celerra for Disaster Recovery
- Using TFTP on Celerra Network Server
- Using the Celerra nas_stig Utility
- Using the Celerra server_archive Utility
- Using TimeFinder/FS, NearCopy, and FarCopy with Celerra
- Using Windows Administrative Tools with Celerra
- Using Wizards to Configure Celerra
- NS-120
- Celerra NS-120 System (Single Blade) Installation Guide
- Celerra NS-120 System (Dual Blade) Installation Guide
- NS-480
- Celerra NS-480 System (Dual Blade) Installation Guide
- Celerra NS-480 System (Four Blade) Installation Guide
- NS20
- Celerra NS20 Read Me First
- Setting Up the EMC Celerra NS20 System
- Celerra NS21 Cabling Guide
- Celerra NS21FC Cabling Guide
- Celerra NS22 Cabling Guide
- Celerra NS22FC Cabling Guide
- Celerra NS20 System (Single Blade) Installation Guide
- Celerra NS20 System (Single Blade with FC Option Enabled) Installation Guide
- Celerra NS20 System (Dual Blade) Installation Guide
- Celerra NS20 System (Dual Blade with FC Option Enabled) Installation Guide
- NX4
- Celerra NX4 System Single Blade Installation Guide
- Celerra NX4 System Dual Blade Installation Guide
- Regulatory Documents
- C-RoHS HS/TS Substance Concentration Chart Technical Note
If you’re looking for more Celerra documentation, check out the Celerra Network Server General Reference page.
Great information! Thank you for sharing the link to this…. I was actually just looking for documentation on how to setup quota’s on an NX4 cifs share this week!