symlink Source/Destination question

I've got a quick question about the symlink plugin, specifically what the source/destination fields should be.

Little Background - My wife and I have a small home business. There is a folder on our current Windows Home Server under users, called "Dream Vacations". I am currently using a janky system of dropbox/boxifier to access that shared folder via laptop/desktop/cell phone/tablet, etc.

As I'm moving everything over to the new server, I'm trying to structure everything to be more logical and less janky. So, what I have right now is a folder in nextcloud under admin, shared to both users (Me & My Wife). I would like to add a symlink under my users share called Dream Vacations that goes directly to that folder.

So, nextcloud shared folder is currently located at /sharedfolders/Nextcloud/admin/files/Dream Vacations. I plan on moving the contents of the Dream Vacations folder on the WHS to that folder on the OMV server. Then, I want to put a symlink from /sharedfolders/users/Dream Vacations that points to the Nextcloud folder.

So, is source: /sharedfolders/users/Dream Vacations and destinaton: /sharedfolders/Nextcloud/admin/files/Dream Vacations? Or is it the other way around?

Nevermind. Figured it out. For others that may be scratching their head - I had it backwards.
Source is where the data/real rolder resides. Destination is where the symlink is.

Then I ran into the problem of trying to access it with samba. Here's what I did to fix that:

Add the following lines at the end of /etc/default/openmediavault

• OMV_SAMBA_SHARE_FOLLOWSYMLINKS="yes"
• OMV_SAMBA_WIDELINKS="yes"
• OMV_SAMBA_UNIXEXTENSIONS="no"

After that, at the terminal prompt type the following two lines:

• omv-mkconf samba
• systemctl reload smbd.service