Introduction
	Requirements and Prerequisites
	-	Host Platforms
	-	Supported Servers
	Installing and Removing Sharity 3
	-	Installation
	-	Upgrading to a new Version
	-	Removing Sharity 3
	Working with Sharity 3
	-	Configuring
	-	Logging in and out
	-	Authentication with Kerberos
	-	Using the Keychain
	-	Browsing Resources
	-	/CIFS as a Magic Directory
	-	Login and Keychain Access from the Command Line
	-	Mounting Shares from the Command Line
	-	Accessing ACLs
	-	General Information
	Configuring a Windows PC to share Files
	-	Configure the Network
	-	Sharing a Directory
	-	Name and Browsing Services
	Tips and Tricks
	-	Help for Configuration Options
	-	Make a Permanent Mount
	-	Default Login for Domain
	-	Set up a Default Account
	Troubleshooting
	-	Creating a Debug Log
	-	Recovering from a Daemon Crash
	-	Debugging Kerberos and AD
	Unix Home Directories on SMB Shares
	-	Overview
	-	Sharity and DirectControl
	-	Integrating Sharity with Other Software
	-	Limitations
	Release Notes
	Software License

Features

• Access to shares exported by Windows 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, 2003, XP, Samba, and others.
• Automatic resource location: Network browsing similar to Windows "Network Neighborhood".
• Available for Sun Solaris, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, IBM AIX, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD and Mac OS X. Others on request.
• Secure authentication with NTLM, NTLMv2, NTLMSSP and Kerberos.
• Supports Microsoft's DFS (Distributed File System).
• Access to Windows 2000 domains: Active Directory browsing and Kerberos authentication.
• Tools to read and modify Windows Access Control Lists (ACLs).
• User interaction with Graphic User Interface (GUI) or command line.
• Key chain for managing passwords for servers, shares and domains.
• Large file access: Supports files greater than 4GB.