evs
BlueArc EVS Routing
You may have the need to set a default gateway on a BlueArc EVS (Enterprise Virtual Server). After you have configured the networking side of your EVS (via Home -> Server Settings -> EVS Management). Then go into Home -> Network Configuration -> Routing and add a gateway route for the subnet in question.
BlueArc EVS IP Configuration
BlueArc EVS Default Routing
Disabling CIFS Authentication on a BlueArc EVS In Standalone Security Mode
You might need to create a BlueArc EVS (Enterprise Virtual Server) with CIFS security disabled. You can’t do this through the GUI. So at the SMU command line:
1. Work out the EVS ID:
evs list
2. Select the EVS:
evs-select <id>
3. Disable domain authentication for CIFS:
cifs-auth off
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