Talk with fellow users about the multiple protocols supported by NetApp unified storage including SAN, NAS, CIFS/SMB, NFS, iSCSI, S3 Object, Fibre-Channel, NVMe, and FPolicy.
Talk with fellow users about the multiple protocols supported by NetApp unified storage including SAN, NAS, CIFS/SMB, NFS, iSCSI, S3 Object, Fibre-Channel, NVMe, and FPolicy.
While configuring Storage VM for SMB/CIFS i am seeing an error "Failed to create machine account: Reason: can't find message catalog entry for 1844710. This error is seen only with ontap 9.12.1 Any help on how to fix this is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Kiran
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Hello, I am trying to change ownership of files using nfs4 WRITE_OWNER permission. I have 'admin' user in FreeIPA. I want it has permission to change file ownership on my nfs share. The access to the share via nfs4.2 connection with krb5 authentication. I put this nfs4 acl line to a file which is owned by another user. A:fd:admin@domain.com:rwaDxtTnNcCoy Because I gave it WRITE_OWNER (o) permission, expected it can change ownership of the file. But when I try 'chown' on it, I got permission error. Is there anything I am missing? Thanks!
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After upgrade to 9.9.1 evet log is full with theses errors: ERROR nblade.execsOverLimit: The number of in-flight requests from client with source IP x.x.x.x to destination LIF x.x.x.x (Vserver 18) is greater than the maximum number of in-flight requests allowed (128). The client might see degraded performance due to request throttling. I have already made changes as NetApp KB suggests on NetApp side. But, i can't really find, what settings I must change on VMWare ESX. NFS.MaxQueueSize = 64 , is this one? VMWare is 7.x version.
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I have cifs/nfs share on volume with security style unix. If the file (or directory) is created with CIFS it has set permissions to "000" ll /netapp/upload/users/zacekm/ d---------. 2 zacekm zacekm 4096 Mar 8 09:24 d1 drwxr-xr-x. 2 zacekm zacekm 4096 Mar 8 09:25 d2 The d1 dir is created with nfs, the d2 dir with cifs. The umask of the share is set to 0. Is there any option similar to "force create mode" on Samba share? I need at least 700 for dirs and 600 for files. Thanks stor6::> cifs share show -vserver upload -share-name upload Vserver: upload Share: upload CIFS Server NetBIOS Name: STOR6-UPLOAD Path: /upload Share Properties: oplocks browsable changenotify access-based-enumeration show-previous-versions Symlink Properties: symlinks File Mode Creation Mask: 0 Directory Mode Creation Mask: 0 Share Comment: - Share ACL: Everyone / Full Control File Attribute Cache Lifetime: - Volume Name: upload Offline Files: manual Vscan File-Operations Profile: standard Maximum Tree Connections on Share: 4294967295 UNIX Group for File Create: -
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We have clients complaining for the same issue: copy from their local computer or VDI (Citrix) is to cifs share provided by us is so slow that it stalls, even for small files. The problem occurred after the network share has been migrated from another vendor (Dell) to NetApp, several users complain that the shares that are still at the other vendor are quick and the migrated ones are slow. Not only the copy stalls but sometimes MS office files on the share appear as corrupt and big pictures in them do not load properly. Already did the following investigation and tests: - ping and traceroute from client to data lif and vice versa are perfect and quick. - SMB1 is disabled but clients are using Win10. - Symantec Endpoint Protection is place on VDIs and laptops but policies are handled on company level, clients do not have rights to modify. - AV scan is place, but has been disabled for the tests, no effect on speed - fpolicy is off - cifs changenotify was removed for the tests, no effect on speed - have run tcpdump during test but they appear to be empty, like there was no incoming data - clients can write to the share. - not all clients experience the same. Can I check somehow during a test with a client if they are trying to use SMB1? Did anyone experience something alike?
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