Network and Storage Protocols
Network and Storage Protocols
Hello NetApp Community,
I hope you can help me solving a curious problem ...
I created a MultiStore that will be used to be a MultiStore for CIFS shares, granted expected rights on the qtree etc.
Everything worked fine at the configuration and I'm able to mount the share. Now when I try to create a folder via Windows, I'm not allowed to do this because of missing access rights, but files e.g. Word documents, JPG files I can simply create, remove, modify in that created qtree...
Have you got any idea, why I cannot create folders but files ?
thanks a lot
best regards,
Chris
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Sounds like you are sharing a qtree with the "unix" security style...
check with:
filer> qtree status "/vol/volname/qtreename"
change with:
filer> qtree security "/vol/volname/qtreename" ntfs
then the ACL's should show up.
Peter
Sounds like you are sharing a qtree with the "unix" security style...
check with:
filer> qtree status "/vol/volname/qtreename"
change with:
filer> qtree security "/vol/volname/qtreename" ntfs
then the ACL's should show up.
Peter
The root volume where the MultiStore is homed is a unis style ...
qtree command on the vfiler gives the following screen:
qtree: This command is deprecated; using qtree status.
Volume Tree Style Oplocks Status
-------- -------- ----- -------- ---------
san01_vfiler1 ntfs enabled normal
san01_vfiler1_vol1 ntfs enabled normal
san01_vfiler1_vol1 Daten ntfs enabled normal
thanks
does the vfiler have its own volume, or is it qtree based?
wouldn't hurt to change the security style on the volume to ntfs too, if possible.
filer> qtree security /vol/volname ntfs
the vfiler has got its own home volume and a additional volume assigned, in which the qtree exists
Hi,
If this is part of Active directory domain , check to see if there is any group policy blocking the same , Also if you have the Fplocy enabled on netapp filer check if there are any restrictions in that.
kumaresan
Hi kumaraysun,
yes it's part of the Active Directory domain but there are no restrictions.
How to i check fpolicy's on the vfiler ? I didn't create any ..
have you got any other suggestions ?
thanks
Hi Cristian,
Could you provide some outputs please?
From vfiler0:
vfiler status -a
From vfiler CIFS:
cifs shares
cifs sessions -c
fsecurity show /vol/san01_vfiler1_vol1/Daten
hey guys,
it was my fault ! sorry !!!
Generally we have not got any cifs license - but we thought we got one and I never checked - and I think that will cause the problem ...
I'm so sorry .... but thank you for your help !
have a nice day
Chris