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CIFS Error: Nblade.cifsMaxWatchesPerTree: Received too many Change Notify requests on one tree

hochschuleda
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Nblade.cifsSameTreePerSess: Received too many connection requests to the same share from one session: clientIP:port 192.168.21.45:60555

 

This does not seem to work anymore in 9.1 ?

 

vserver cifs options modify -vserver svm-cifs -max-same-tree-connect-per-session 4096

Error: invalid argument "-max-same-tree-connect-per-session"

 

any ideas ?

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alexj
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Did you change your privilege level to advanced before running the command?

 

Message Name: Nblade.cifsSameTreePerSess
Severity: ERROR
Description: This message occurs when the number of connections to the same share allowed per session is exceeded. This request and any further requests to establish another connection to that share are denied until some connections to the share are released. This typically indicates abnormal client behavior.
Corrective Action: Inspect the application using the connection and also monitor the other applications on the client. The client might be operating incorrectly due to a faulty application running on it. Rebooting the client might also be helpful. In some cases, clients are operating as expected but require a higher threshold, which you can set using (privilege: advanced) "cifs option modify -max-same-tree-connect-per-session" command.
SNMP Trap Type: Severity-based
Is Deprecated: false

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alexj
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Did you change your privilege level to advanced before running the command?

 

Message Name: Nblade.cifsSameTreePerSess
Severity: ERROR
Description: This message occurs when the number of connections to the same share allowed per session is exceeded. This request and any further requests to establish another connection to that share are denied until some connections to the share are released. This typically indicates abnormal client behavior.
Corrective Action: Inspect the application using the connection and also monitor the other applications on the client. The client might be operating incorrectly due to a faulty application running on it. Rebooting the client might also be helpful. In some cases, clients are operating as expected but require a higher threshold, which you can set using (privilege: advanced) "cifs option modify -max-same-tree-connect-per-session" command.
SNMP Trap Type: Severity-based
Is Deprecated: false

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