Merge pull request #108108 from lanicolas/patch-48

Align with bash style guide

Author: ShannonLeavitt

articles/storage/files/files-smb-protocol.md

@@ -107,44 +107,44 @@ Update-AzStorageFileServiceProperty `
 To get the status of SMB Multichannel, use the `az storage account file-service-properties show` command. Remember to replace `<resource-group>` and `<storage-account>` with the appropriate values for your environment before running these Bash commands.
 
 ```bash
-resourceGroupName="<resource-group>"
-storageAccountName="<storage-account>"
+RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME="<resource-group>"
+STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME="<storage-account>"
 
 # If you've never enabled or disabled SMB Multichannel, the value for the SMB Multichannel 
 # property returned by Azure Files will be null. Null returned values should be interpreted 
 # as "default settings are in effect". To make this more user-friendly, the following 
 # PowerShell commands replace null values with the human-readable default values. 
 
 ## Search strings
-replaceSmbMultichannel="\"smbMultichannelEnabled\": null"
+REPLACESMBMULTICHANNEL="\"smbMultichannelEnabled\": null"
 
 # Replacement values for null parameters. 
-defaultSmbMultichannelEnabled="\"smbMultichannelEnabled\": false"
+DEFAULTSMBMULTICHANNELENABLED="\"smbMultichannelEnabled\": false"
 
 # Build JMESPath query string
-query="{" 
-query="${query}smbMultichannelEnabled: protocolSettings.smb.multichannel.enabled"
-query="${query}}"
+QUERY="{" 
+QUERY="${QUERY}smbMultichannelEnabled: protocolSettings.smb.multichannel.enabled"
+QUERY="${QUERY}}"
 
 # Get protocol settings from the Azure Files FileService object
 protocolSettings=$(az storage account file-service-properties show \
-    --resource-group $resourceGroupName \
-    --account-name $storageAccountName \
-    --query "${query}")
+    --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \
+    --account-name $STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME \
+    --query "${QUERY}")
 
 # Replace returned values if null with default values 
-protocolSettings="${protocolSettings/$replaceSmbMultichannel/$defaultSmbMultichannelEnabled}"
+PROTOCOL_SETTINGS="${protocolSettings/$REPLACESMBMULTICHANNEL/$DEFAULTSMBMULTICHANNELENABLED}"
 
 # Print returned settings
-echo $protocolSettings
+echo $PROTOCOL_SETTINGS
 ```
 
 To enable/disable SMB Multichannel, use the `az storage account file-service-properties update` command.
 
 ```azurecli
 az storage account file-service-properties update \
-    --resource-group $resourceGroupName \
-    --account-name $storageAccountName \
+    --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \
+    --account-name $STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME \
     --enable-smb-multichannel "true"
 ```
 ---
@@ -265,50 +265,50 @@ Update-AzStorageFileServiceProperty `
 To get the status of the SMB security settings, use the `az storage account file-service-properties show` command. Remember to replace `<resource-group>` and `<storage-account>` with the appropriate values for your environment before running these Bash commands.
 
 ```bash
-resourceGroupName="<resource-group>"
-storageAccountName="<storage-account>"
+RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME="<resource-group>"
+STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME="<storage-account>"
 
 # If you've never changed any SMB security settings, the values for the SMB security 
 # settings returned by Azure Files will be null. Null returned values should be interpreted 
 # as "default settings are in effect". To make this more user-friendly, the following 
 # PowerShell commands replace null values with the human-readable default values.
 
 # Values to be replaced
-replaceSmbProtocolVersion="\"smbProtocolVersions\": null"
-replaceSmbChannelEncryption="\"smbChannelEncryption\": null"
-replaceSmbAuthenticationMethods="\"smbAuthenticationMethods\": null"
-replaceSmbKerberosTicketEncryption="\"smbKerberosTicketEncryption\": null"
+REPLACESMBPROTOCOLVERSION="\"smbProtocolVersions\": null"
+REPLACESMBCHANNELENCRYPTION="\"smbChannelEncryption\": null"
+REPLACESMBAUTHENTICATIONMETHODS="\"smbAuthenticationMethods\": null"
+REPLACESMBKERBEROSTICKETENCRYPTION="\"smbKerberosTicketEncryption\": null"
 
 # Replacement values for null parameters. If you copy this into your own 
 # scripts, you will need to ensure that you keep these variables up-to-date with any new 
 # options we may add to these parameters in the future.
-defaultSmbProtocolVersions="\"smbProtocolVersions\": \"SMB2.1;SMB3.0;SMB3.1.1\""
-defaultSmbChannelEncryption="\"smbChannelEncryption\": \"AES-128-CCM;AES-128-GCM;AES-256-GCM\""
-defaultSmbAuthenticationMethods="\"smbAuthenticationMethods\": \"NTLMv2;Kerberos\""
-defaultSmbKerberosTicketEncryption="\"smbKerberosTicketEncryption\": \"RC4-HMAC;AES-256\""
+DEFAULTSMBPROTOCOLVERSIONS="\"smbProtocolVersions\": \"SMB2.1;SMB3.0;SMB3.1.1\""
+DEFAULTSMBCHANNELENCRYPTION="\"smbChannelEncryption\": \"AES-128-CCM;AES-128-GCM;AES-256-GCM\""
+DEFAULTSMBAUTHENTICATIONMETHODS="\"smbAuthenticationMethods\": \"NTLMv2;Kerberos\""
+DEFAULTSMBKERBEROSTICKETENCRYPTION="\"smbKerberosTicketEncryption\": \"RC4-HMAC;AES-256\""
 
 # Build JMESPath query string
-query="{"
-query="${query}smbProtocolVersions: protocolSettings.smb.versions,"
-query="${query}smbChannelEncryption: protocolSettings.smb.channelEncryption,"
-query="${query}smbAuthenticationMethods: protocolSettings.smb.authenticationMethods,"
-query="${query}smbKerberosTicketEncryption: protocolSettings.smb.kerberosTicketEncryption"
-query="${query}}"
+QUERY="{"
+QUERY="${QUERY}smbProtocolVersions: protocolSettings.smb.versions,"
+QUERY="${QUERY}smbChannelEncryption: protocolSettings.smb.channelEncryption,"
+QUERY="${QUERY}smbAuthenticationMethods: protocolSettings.smb.authenticationMethods,"
+QUERY="${QUERY}smbKerberosTicketEncryption: protocolSettings.smb.kerberosTicketEncryption"
+QUERY="${QUERY}}"
 
 # Get protocol settings from the Azure Files FileService object
-protocolSettings=$(az storage account file-service-properties show \
-    --resource-group $resourceGroupName \
-    --account-name $storageAccountName \
-    --query "${query}")
+PROTOCOLSETTINGS=$(az storage account file-service-properties show \
+    --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \
+    --account-name $STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME \
+    --query "${QUERY}")
 
 # Replace returned values if null with default values 
-protocolSettings="${protocolSettings/$replaceSmbProtocolVersion/$defaultSmbProtocolVersions}"
-protocolSettings="${protocolSettings/$replaceSmbChannelEncryption/$defaultSmbChannelEncryption}"
-protocolSettings="${protocolSettings/$replaceSmbAuthenticationMethods/$defaultSmbAuthenticationMethods}"
-protocolSettings="${protocolSettings/$replaceSmbKerberosTicketEncryption/$defaultSmbKerberosTicketEncryption}"
+PROTOCOLSETTINGS="${protocolSettings/$REPLACESMBPROTOCOLVERSION/$DEFAULTSMBPROTOCOLVERSIONS}"
+PROTOCOLSETTINGS="${protocolSettings/$REPLACESMBCHANNELENCRYPTION/$DEFAULTSMBCHANNELENCRYPTION}"
+PROTOCOLSETTINGS="${protocolSettings/$REPLACESMBAUTHENTICATIONMETHODS/$DEFAULTSMBAUTHENTICATIONMETHODS}"
+PROTOCOLSETTINGS="${protocolSettings/$REPLACESMBKERBEROSTICKETENCRYPTION/$DEFAULTSMBKERBEROSTICKETENCRYPTION}"
 
 # Print returned settings
-echo $protocolSettings
+echo $PROTOCOLSETTINGS
 ```
 
 Depending on your organizations security, performance, and compatibility requirements, you may wish to modify the SMB protocol settings. The following Azure CLI command restricts your SMB file shares to only the most secure options.
@@ -318,8 +318,8 @@ Depending on your organizations security, performance, and compatibility require
 
 ```azurecli
 az storage account file-service-properties update \
-    --resource-group $resourceGroupName \
-    --account-name $storageAccountName \
+    --resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME \
+    --account-name $STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME \
     --versions "SMB3.1.1" \
     --channel-encryption "AES-256-GCM" \
     --auth-methods "Kerberos" \