Network and Storage Protocols

CIFS opened files

inge_sys
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Hi Netappiens,

 

I would like to know if there's a way to find out how many files are opened in CIFS on my filer (FAS6240 Ontap 8.2 7-mode). I tried lock status -p cifs -n but it only gives me the number of opened shares. I looked in the stats objects and didn't find what I wanted. 

 

Anyone had the same issue ?

 

Thanks.

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hariprak
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Hi,

 

You can refer the link https://library.netapp.com/ecm/ecm_download_file/ECMP1196993

 

Thanks

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deepuj
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Hi,

 

Did you try "cifs sessions *" ?

 

Thanks

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JGPSHNTAP
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There are several ways to do this..

 

depending on how many you have, you can use the MMC to mount the vfiler/filer and export to csv and add or you can use oncommand, or powershell.

 

You would need to know how to use netapp powershell -   get-nacifssessions  and then sum filers... 

inge_sys
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Hi Everyone and thanks for your answers, but, maybe my question wasn't clear enough, I want the number of opened files, not the number of sessions ... So I don't get the point of counting the "cifs sessions *" 

 

Thanks guys.

inge_sys
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Anyone else ?

negrettim
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Try with

 

cifs sessions *    (you can see the active sessions and the open files)

renton
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I know your question is a bit old but check this out:

 

guthrie> vfiler run dylan cifs sessions -

===== dylan

Usage:
        cifs sessions [-p smb|smb2] [-i ipv4|ipv6] [-s | -c] [ <user_name> | <workstation_name> | <IP_address> | * ]
        cifs sessions [-t] [-c]

 

Give "cifs sessions" an invalid argument (the dash in the above example) and it prints the usage.

 

Try them all. In particular, I think the "-t" might give you what you are looking for. The "-c" also works ok.

 

Cheers, Renton.

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