How to correct mount CIFS volume from linux ??

[Wencheng]

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

[Wencheng]

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)

 

[fabio_nowak]

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.

[liu]

• 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