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nfs permissions

Sairajeevmic

I think the nfs volume is exported with 700 as the permissions and root:root as owner. I cannot change it at the system level, and that needs to be done by IT on the volume/filer itself. Can you please ask them to change permissions to 755 so you can cd to it.

this is issue - What should be change from filer end in the export-policy ?

Superuser Security Types: sys -> this option should be changed to ?

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TMACMD

So you cannot set any Unix permission then.
in order to modify security you need to modify the acl or have the security style of the volume changed to Unix

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TMACMD

If you have superuser mount permission (to the svm and the volume), you can mount netapp-svm:/

Then you will see your directory and can likely change the rwx bits there.

Sairajeevmic

volume security style is ntfs - how does that work ?

TMACMD

So you cannot set any Unix permission then.
in order to modify security you need to modify the acl or have the security style of the volume changed to Unix

Sairajeevmic

https://kb.netapp.com/onprem/ontap/da/NAS/UNIX_root_user_unable_to_mount_NTFS_volume_due_to_access_denied unix (root) to windows username will work ? as per above link

Sairajeevmic

Modified ACL's on the share - user is able to mount now - Thanks @TMACMD