ksignorini Posted February 13, 2017 Share Posted February 13, 2017 If I want to explicitly exclude a disk from a share, say, disk2, do I have to explicitly set both the Included and Excluded disks? That is to say: Included: disk1, disk3, disk4 Excluded: disk2 or should Included be left at All, like this?: Included: All Excluded: disk2 Furthermore... What if I only wanted disk1 and disk4 to be used? Should I explicitly exclude disk1 and disk3? Because it seems to be good enough to leave the excludes out, like this: Included: disk1, disk4 Excluded: None What if I missed one of the excludes, like this?: Included disk1, disk4 Excluded: disk3 Allowing both Includes and Excludes to be set without the other being forced, is confusing, at best. Thank you. Link to comment
Squid Posted February 14, 2017 Share Posted February 14, 2017 If I want to explicitly exclude a disk from a share, say, disk2, do I have to explicitly set both the Included and Excluded disks? That is to say: Included: disk1, disk3, disk4 Excluded: disk2 or should Included be left at All, like this?: Included: All Excluded: disk2 Furthermore... What if I only wanted disk1 and disk4 to be used? Should I explicitly exclude disk1 and disk3? Because it seems to be good enough to leave the excludes out, like this: Included: disk1, disk4 Excluded: None What if I missed one of the excludes, like this?: Included disk1, disk4 Excluded: disk3 Allowing both Includes and Excludes to be set without the other being forced, is confusing, at best. Thank you. Always use one or the other, but not both. There are some rules that are applied if there is a conflict when setting them both, but its best to only use one. And yes, it is confusing that when setting an exclude, the include stays set to be "All". Should get greyed out IMHO Link to comment
ksignorini Posted February 14, 2017 Author Share Posted February 14, 2017 So then: Include: All Exclude: safe to list drives you never want the share to be present on and Include: safe to list only drives you want the share to be present on Exclude: None is the correct method? Link to comment
trurl Posted February 14, 2017 Share Posted February 14, 2017 So then: Include: All Exclude: safe to list drives you never want the share to be present on and Include: safe to list only drives you want the share to be present on Exclude: None is the correct method? Yes. You've got it. Include means only the listed drives. Exclude mean except the listed drives. Link to comment
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