I know I ought to be able to get this working, but I'm struggling and im not sure why.
Basic premise is that I've created a share and permissioned it up and I can't then change permissions, or even create a folder in it.
Volume:
/vol/ProjectData
Share
/vol/ProjectData as \\netappfiler\Projects
inside OnCommand System Manager I've assigned a domain group for which i am a member as having full control.
I expected these to pass through as share permissions and for this to then allow me to set ntfs permissions from computer management on my 8.1 laptop.
so on the share:
Everyone - Read
Team-Name - Full control
open up windows 8.1 Computer Management, connect to another computer, connect to the Filer
When I try and save the changes I make to the NTFS permissions, I get access is denied.
I've seen this article https://www.pickysysadmin.ca/2012/04/27/access-denied-when-changing-ntfs-permissions-on-a-netapp-cifs-share-from-windows…
and i wondered if it was something similar. so i used Computer Management on xp and it came back with the same error.
Am I setting my shares up wrongly? Have I missed some super basic config concept out here?
I did however add a qtree to the Share and all of a sudden (inside the qtree) I could create text files and documents.
So have I misunderstood the way it works? If I want to permission at NTFS levels, do i need to build something like the following?
/vol/Volume/Qtree and then create a share at the Qtree level?
