Does Samba in Solaris10U5 support DBCS share name?

Hi,
I configured in Solaris 10 Update 5 Samba to share a folder to Windows clients.
Locale in Solaris are: ja_JP.PCK
As a share name I added DBCS chars (Japanese localized chars).
In Japanese Windows XP this share is available but the name is currupted.
Does anybody know if this is issue or just Samba in Solaris does't support DBCS as a name?
Kind regards,
Daniel

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