Network and Storage Protocols

Sonamgumber09 · ‎2022-11-06

I have 2 ntfs volumes and their respective shares. Now i want the data of volume1 share1 to reflect in volume2 share2. For that I am trying to utilize symlink without NFs. However, when I try to test out in lab, the symlink reflects but getting access denied. Can someone help out if I am missing something.

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CIFS LIF IP not reachable on when hosted on port Type VLAN ( a0a-200, a0a-150 etc..) But works fine moved to port type if-grp (a0a) any further configuration needed on NetApp end? We are using Cisco switches for the data 10Gbps connectivity. We have both singlemode and multimode_lacp policies for two different clusters for ifgrp ; but same errors on both setup.

E1590-nas

I'm trying to setup my svm server to talk Kerberos only (v9.15). My environment is setup to use aes-128 and aes-256 encryption and svm server has been joined to the domain. However, when I run command ...-lm-compatibility-level krb, ALL of my CIFS shares become inaccessible, I get re-prompted to enter my AD credentials and despite entering my credentials correctly, I never get in. I end up reverting back to ...-lm-compatibility-level ntlmv2-krb. Has anyone been able to set their CIFS shares to run krb traffic only? Added context: CIFS shares need to be visible to Windows Server 2022 server.

sanadmin_stadtdo · ‎2017-08-09

Hello, we trying to mount a NetApp CIFS share on SLES 11 with SMB 2.1 as follows: Mount -v -o auto, username = xxxxxx, password = xxxxxx, workgroup = XXXXXX, uid = hostftp, gid = users, vers = 2.1, noserverino // <server> / <shared name> / <local_folder> / <local_subserver> Mount and access work, but the mount seems to be done with SMB 1 only: CLUSTER ::> vserver cifs sessionshow -vserver SVM_XXXXXXX -fields shares, windows-user, idle-time, session-id, address, protocol-version, user-type, files Node vserver session-id connection-id address windows-user shares files idle-time protocol-version user-type -------- ------------ ------------------------------------------------ ------- --------------- ------ ----- --------- -------- -------- ----------- NodeXX SVM_XXXXXXX 1 932666088 NNN.18.121.131 DOMAIN \ hostftp 2 0 1m 29s SMB1 domain-user : NodeXX SVM_XXXXXXX 12261331460493166545 932952775 NNN.NN.1.187 DOMAIN \ VNNNN1 2 3 21m 47s SMB2_1 domain-user NodeXX SVM_XXXXXXX 12261331460493203961 932990989 NNN.NN.187.108 DOMAIN \ VNNNN2 1 9 5s SMB2_1 domain-user NodeXX SVM_XXXXXXX 12261331460493216289 933003440 NNN.NN.84.10 DOMAIN \ vNNNN3 1 9 1m 56s SMB2_1 domain-user : Mounting CIFS-shares using SMB 2.1 works well on Windows-Clients (see above - windows-user: DOMAIN \ VNNNNx ) (System FAS8040 running ONTAP 9.1P3) Any idea? Thanks and best regards Michael

Lennart_Koenraads · ‎2025-04-25

Hello, I have a FAS2552 with Ontap 9.8 SVM for NFS. Auth: Unix System Hosts have Root acces (Super user) Tested (SSH/ESX) by creating a folder and file on the NFS datastore I can Copy a vm to the datastore, register VM and i can start it. I cannot do a storage migration from other NFS store (QNAP): Unable to load configuration file *VMX 13 (Permission denied). I cannot create a clone from other VM. Same error. And i cannot create a new VM, also with the same error. It looks like FP Policy, but when this is what i see when i check it: SCL01::> vserver fpolicy show This table is currently empty. Could there be something else blocking it?

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