Network and Storage Protocols

Cannot Access CIFS Share on vFiler - Network Path Not Found

CarlMcDade
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Good afternoon,

 

I am having an issue connecting to a CIFS share thats running inside a vfiler. The vFiler has successfully joined the domain, and the CIFS share has been created relating back to a volume. NTFS permissions have been set. See details below:

 

vFiler - 10.25.10.100/24

FAS 2240-4

 

DC - 10.25.10.45/24

Windows 2008 R2

 

Source Machine - 10.25.10.39/24

Windows 2008 R2

 

I have enabled options.cifs_login and this is the output when trying to connect:

 

Thu Dec 4 13:51:38 GMT [vfiler:auth.dc.trace.DCConnection.statusMsg:info]: AUTH: TraceDC- attempting authentication with domain controller \\domaincontroller.
Thu Dec 4 13:51:38 GMT [vfiler:auth.trace.authenticateUser.loginTraceMsg:info]: AUTH: User from client machine authenticated by DC.
Thu Dec 4 13:51:38 GMT [vfiler:auth.trace.mapNTToUnix:info]: AUTH: Mapping Windows user domain user to Unix user user.
Thu Dec 4 13:51:38 GMT [vfiler:auth.trace.mapNTToUnix:info]: AUTH: Mapping Windows user domain user to Unix user pcuser.
Thu Dec 4 13:51:38 GMT [vfiler:auth.trace.authenticateUser.loginAccepted:info]: AUTH: Login by domain user from client machine accepted.

 

This is the first CIFS share that has been created on this vfiler, so no other shares are available. As the vfiler correctly joined the domain, and created an ad object, that would suggest that DNS and communications between host and vfiler is working as expected.

 

I have tried the share over IP and Hostname

 

I cannot access the C$ or ETC share on the vfiler, but i can managed from computer management

 

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

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JGPSHNTAP
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Well - was it the wrong security style on the volume?  If it was, you want to change the default security style to ntfs, that will make your life easier.. 

 

Also, just mark answer as correct, that will help.  ty

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JGPSHNTAP
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This probably should have been posted in the data ontap sectoin... But I will see if i can help..

 

 

 First, are you ad administrator on the vfiler?   If so, you should be able to browse C$ and etc$ without an issue.

 

What are your share level permissions when you created 

 

 

log into filer - run

vfiler run vfilername cifs shares   - Check the share access - 

 

Not sure what your standard out of the gate is, but my guess is everyone full control.  

 

And you confirmed you are part of the domain -   vfiler run vfilername cifs domaininfo.

 

 

CarlMcDade
21,779 Views

Hello, thanks for coming back to me so quick

 

You are correct, cifs shares comes back everyone - full control but i have added a specific security group on the domain which is also in the list

 

cifs domaininfo comes back ok with the favored addresses for domain controllersin use

 

I am an administrator of the domain, and i can manage the vfiler through computer management. When i try browsing the etc or C$ share i get an error detailing Network path not found. 

 

I receive the audit log on the vfiler which matches my client machine and user id

 

Cheers

JGPSHNTAP
21,773 Views

Ok, I think i might have an idea of whats going on.

 

What's your walf default security style?  

 

options wafl.default_security_style

 

hopefully it's NTFS -   Check to see your vol status

 

qtree (make sure volume is NTFS)

 

Let me know what that comes back with

 

CarlMcDade
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Hello,

 

THank you very much it seems this is working now in a development environment, i will replicate this into prod tonight.

 

How do i buy you a beer??

 

Thanks again

 

Cheers 

JGPSHNTAP
21,760 Views

Well - was it the wrong security style on the volume?  If it was, you want to change the default security style to ntfs, that will make your life easier.. 

 

Also, just mark answer as correct, that will help.  ty

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