GUI does not support segregated IPv6 addresses while creating CIFS shares using the Enterprise Vault policy

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GUI does not support segregated IPv6 addresses while creating CIFS shares using the Enterprise Vault policy

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If you create CIFS share from the GUI using the Enterprise Vault policy, and you provide a virtual IP for IPv6, then it displays the IP as sharename@ipv6, which is not supported by Access Appliance.

Workaround:

Do not use virtual IPs when you create the CIFS share using the Enterprise Vault policy.

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