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Configuring ExtremeZ-IP File Server to Mimic a Microsoft Distributed File System (DFS) Share
This article details a method of creating a “Virtual DFS” volume on an ExtremeZ-IP File Server to provide a DFS-like service to Mac clients.
ExtremeZ-IP
3/9/2010 -
Command line options for EZIPUTIL.exe
The following commands can be issued to ExtremeZ-IP as command-line parameters using the provided utility eziputil.exe. They can be issued through a command prompt, a batch file, or other mechanisms.
ExtremeZ-IP
3/5/2010 -
Why is the Application Client Crashing When I Try To Launch It From My Mac?
This may be a problem with Apple’s launcher program, as opposed to the installer or the Application Client itself. If you check your console logs on your Mac and see “launcher” errors displayed, this indicates that a combo update download / install from the Apple website will likely resolve this problem.
Apple has released updates to [...]MassTransit
3/2/2010
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Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard) AFP Issues
A number of issues have been found with the Mac OS X Leopard AFP client. Unfortunately the majority of the issues are bugs in the Leopard client that affect connections to all AFP servers including Mac OS X Tiger and ExtremeZ-IP. These client side issues have to be resolved by Apple. All ExtremeZ-IP specific issues are resolved in the latest versions of ExtremeZ-IP. The remaining Mac OS X client issues have been filed as bugs with Apple. Group Logic recommends all users moving to Leopard use ExtremeZ-IP 5.1.2. Details about the specific issues we discovered can be found below.
ExtremeZ-IP
3/17/2009 -
Illegal Characters on Various Operating Systems
Illegal file/folder names and conventions for the following operating systems: Windows Mac OS 9 Mac OS X
ExtremeZ-IP , MassTransit
3/1/2010 -
Solutions for Mac OS X 10.5.6 search bug
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As noted in a previous Knowledge Base article, there is a bug in Mac OS X 10.5.6 that causes it to report no search results when searching against AFP servers other than Mac OS X 10.5, including ExtremeZ-IP, Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger), Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther), and Microsoft’s now discontinued Services for Macintosh [...]ExtremeZ-IP
7/15/2009
