You edit the storage system's boot configuration file, the /etc/rc file, to modify the commands that the system runs at boot time.
Considerations
The storage system’s boot configuration file is named rc and is in the /etc directory of its default volume (the default is /vol/vol0/etc/rc).
Steps
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Make a backup copy of the /etc/rc file.
- Edit the /etc/rc file.
Note: Do not add CIFS commands to /etc/rc. Doing so can cause problems when the storage system boots if CIFS is not fully initialized or the commands cause deadlocks between the /etc/rc file and CIFS.
- Save the edited file.
- Reboot the storage system to test the new configuration.
If the new configuration does not work as you want, repeat Step 2 through Step 4.
