When using a localized installation of Windows - such as Japanese or Chinese - the names of files which are stored on the server do not display correctly in Windows Explorer. Which parameters in smb.c

The `unix charset` parameter specifies the character set Samba uses to store filenames on the Unix file system, which is crucial for correct encoding within the server environment.

`display charset` is primarily for the character set used by Samba utilities on the console, not for client-facing file name encoding.

The `dos charset` parameter defines the character set Samba uses for filenames when communicating with older DOS/Windows clients. Mismatches in these settings with localized Windows installations can lead to incorrect display of filenames, and configuring both appropriately ensures proper character encoding translation.

`windows charset` is often an alias or a more general concept, but the specific, actionable parameters for file name encoding for different client types are `unix charset` and `dos charset`.

`Unicode` is a character encoding standard but not a direct `smb.conf` parameter used to resolve display issues; Samba handles Unicode via conversions defined by other charset settings.