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    • Root volume cannot be mounted
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Root_volume_cannot_be_mounted
      Mounting root volume is not possible The root volume is NTFS security style in the EMS log the following errors can be seen: [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 0 is UNIX user 'root' [     0] UNIX user 'root' ...Mounting root volume is not possible The root volume is NTFS security style in the EMS log the following errors can be seen: [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 0 is UNIX user 'root' [     0] UNIX user 'root' mapped to Windows user 'DEMO\root' [     8] FAILURE: Could not get credentials via S4U2Self based on full Windows user name 'root@DEMO.NETAPP.COM'. Access denied [    10] Could not get credentials for Windows 'root' or SID 'S-1-5-21-57989841-436374069-839522115-2112' Failed to get user credentials.
    • XCP copy returns nfs3 error 1: not owner for all files
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/OHW/OHW-KBs/XCP_copy_returns_nfs3_error_1__not_owner_for_all_files
      2023-02-01 20:34:35,010 - ERROR - 11854 [child] ppid (11827) xcp setattr b'vol2' target_Ip:/vol2: nfs3 SETATTR 'target_Ip:/vol2' mode 00o777, uid 0, gid 0, atime Wed Feb 1 08:55:01 2023, mtime Wed Feb...2023-02-01 20:34:35,010 - ERROR - 11854 [child] ppid (11827) xcp setattr b'vol2' target_Ip:/vol2: nfs3 SETATTR 'target_Ip:/vol2' mode 00o777, uid 0, gid 0, atime Wed Feb 1 08:55:01 2023, mtime Wed Feb 1 08:55:01 2023: nfs3 error 1: not owner
    • Are Unix mode bits changeable from the volume with NTFS security style?
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/OHW/OHW-KBs/Does_Unix_mode_bit_changeable_from_the_volume_with_NTFS_security_style
      Applies to NTFS security style Answer Unix mode bit(-unix-permissions) is only changeable from the volume with UNIX security style or MIXED security style(Effectiy style must be UNIX). Example: cluste...Applies to NTFS security style Answer Unix mode bit(-unix-permissions) is only changeable from the volume with UNIX security style or MIXED security style(Effectiy style must be UNIX). Example: cluster::*> vol modify -volume vol1 -unix-permissions 770 Error: command failed: You cannot set UNIX permissions for "ntfs" security style. You can set UNIX permissions only for "unix" and "mixed" security styles. Additional Information additionalInformation_text
    • Unable to modify NTFS permission for a CIFS share
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/Unable_to_modify_NTFS_permission_for_a_CIFS_share
      Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Issue Unable to modify NTFS permission for a CIFS share Security-style of the share is set to unix: ::> cifs share show -vserver svm1 -share-name share1 -fields volume vserver ...Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Issue Unable to modify NTFS permission for a CIFS share Security-style of the share is set to unix: ::> cifs share show -vserver svm1 -share-name share1 -fields volume vserver share-name volume ------------- ---------- ------ svm1 share1 vol1 ::> vol show -vserver svm1 -volume vol1 -fields security-style vserver volume security-style ------------- ------ -------------- svm1 vol1 unix
    • NFS access fails for a user whose name is the name of a group in active directory
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/da/NAS/NAS-KBs/NFS_access_fails_for_a_user_whose_name_is_the_name_of_a_group_in_active_directory
      Applies to ONTAP 9 NTFS security-style objects Issue If a unix user's name is the name of a group in the active directory domain, all access to NTFS security-style objects fails
    • df output shows incorrect values for cifs share
      https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/OHW/OHW-KBs/df_output_shows_incorrect_values_for_cifs_share
      df output for CIFS share shows all values as 0 kb [root@Client ~]# mount -t cifs -o username=$username, password=$password, uid=$local_uid, gid=$local_gid, vers=3.0 //storage/cifsshare/folder /mnt -vv...df output for CIFS share shows all values as 0 kb [root@Client ~]# mount -t cifs -o username=$username, password=$password, uid=$local_uid, gid=$local_gid, vers=3.0 //storage/cifsshare/folder /mnt -vvv mount.cifs kernel mount options: ip=x.x.x.x, unc=\\storage\cifsshare, vers-1.0, uid=12345, gid=12345, user=windows_user, prefixpath=folder, pass=*** [root@Client -]: df -h /mnt //storage/cifsshare/folder 0.0kb 0.0kb 0.0kb - /mnt This does not occur if the share is mounted using SMB1