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How to correct mount CIFS volume from linux ??

Wencheng — Wed, 02 Sep 2020 03:07:37 GMT

Hi All

I am learning NetAPP...and create a CIFS volume..volume name is engineering.

now I could let Win10 mount it and write a file well. (mount path : \\SVM_IP\nsroot\engineering)

then I want to using linux to mount CIFS volume...

I create a (cifs) file to provide credential information like below

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username=plateuser
password=vu/41234
domain=abc.com.tw

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then add setting in /etc/fstab

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<SVM_IP>:/engineering /mnt/test cifs ro,nouser,noexec,nosuid,credentials=/usr/XXX/yyy/ZZZ/cifs 0 0

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but I tested mount..it show BAD UNC...

which parameter or setting that I forgot or set error ?

thanks

Wencheng

Re: How to correct mount CIFS volume from linux ??

Wencheng — Wed, 02 Sep 2020 06:14:46 GMT

When I try to troubleshooting mount NetAPP CIFS volume issue..

I think and compare using the same linux (SuSE12 SP4 ) to mount other CIFS volume.

so I try to mount a NAS share volume , this SuSE12SP4 could mount well.

but I try to mount NetAPP CIFS volume it show error (5)

Re: How to correct mount CIFS volume from linux ??

fabio_nowak — Mon, 05 Jul 2021 14:32:09 GMT

I'm getting a similar error after upgrading from 9.5 to 9.7.
I'm able to mount, but after sometime when I try to use the area, I get this message
OSError: [Errno 5] Input/output error:

I try to umount e mount, everything works again, but just for a while.

Re: How to correct mount CIFS volume from linux ??

liu — Mon, 16 Dec 2024 08:27:12 GMT

As a result of the fix for Bug 1274307, ONTAP will force client sessions to idle out after the timeout period
The default timeout value is 900 seconds.
It is expected, that SMB clients will recover the sessions
Samba clients on older versions of the Linux Kernel, may be susceptible to Linux bug 195817 and disregard STATUS_USER_SESSION_DELETED
CIFS sessions close due to idle timeout for Linux and other SMB clients - NetApp Knowledge Base