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CIFS share not serving data because the Audit Log Destination is full

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • CIFS
  • Auditing

Issue

  • Possible to access a CIFS share, but not possible to open/create files due to the following error:

Windows cannot access \\share
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  • EMS Messages:
    • adtconsolidation: adt.dest.directory.full:EMERGENCY Audit destination directory "path" of Vserver "SVM" is full
    • adt.service.block:EMERGENCY
  • A message similar to the following is reported when Audit destination directory clients attempt to create a file/folder:
    • There is not enough space on " " The network path was not found

  • Verify the destination is full using the below process:

    1. Determine the audit logs destination: 
      ::> vserver audit show -vserver <vserver name> -fields destination
      ::> vserver object-store-server audit show -vserver <vserver_name> -fields destination
    2. Determine volume and aggregate for the above destination path: 
      ::> vol show -fields junction-path,aggregate
    3. Check the space usage on the volume and aggregate:

::> df -h <volume name>
::> aggr show-space -aggregate-name <aggregate name>

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