You can use the acceleration smb command to configure SMB acceleration settings.
acceleration smb {application|cache|enable|v1|v2}
To enable or disable SMB acceleration.
[no] acceleration smb enable
To add applications supported by the SMB module:
[no] acceleration smb application <application>
To clear the SMB disk cache:
acceleration smb cache clear
acceleration smb v1 {enable|meta-cache|prefetch|read-ahead|write-behind}
To enable or disable SMB1 acceleration:
[no] acceleration smb v1 enable
To enable or disable SMB1 meta-caching:
[no] acceleration smb v1 meta-cache
To set the amount to pre-fetch:
acceleration smb v1 prefetch <prefetch-kbytes>
To enable or disable SMB1 read-ahead :
[no] acceleration smb v1 read-ahead
To enable or disable SMB1 write-behind :
[no] acceleration smb v1 write-behind
To enable or disable SMB1 signing :
[no] acceleration smb v1 signing enable
acceleration smb v2 {enable|signing enable}
To enable or disable SMB2 acceleration:
[no] acceleration smb v2 enable
To enable or disable SMB2 signing :
[no] acceleration smb v2 signing enable
show acceleration smb {applications|signed-servers|v1|v2}
To list the applications that support SMB:
show acceleration smb applications
To list the SMB signed servers:
show acceleration smb signed-servers
To display the configuration for SMB1:
show acceleration smb v1 config
To display the SMB1 connections:
show acceleration smb v1 connections [list [detailed]]
To display the configuration for SMB2:
show acceleration smb v2 config
To display the SMB2 connections:
show acceleration smb v2 connections [list]
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