CIFS server joining AD domain fails with “TCP connection to ip, port 445 via interface failed: Operation timed out”. [ 59] Created a machine account in the domain [ 2060] TCP connection to ip , po...CIFS server joining AD domain fails with “TCP connection to ip, port 445 via interface failed: Operation timed out”. [ 59] Created a machine account in the domain [ 2060] TCP connection to ip , port 445 via interface failed: Operation timed out. [ 2061] Unable to connect to LSA service on **[ 2061] FAILURE: Unable to make a connection (LSA:), Error: command failed: Failed to create the Active Directory machine account "xxxxxx". Reason: SecD Error: no server available.
Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS/SMB Issue The error LDAP Error: Cannot contact the LDAP server is present when joining an SVM to a Active Directory (AD) domain
The version of SMB that will be negotiated for communication between ONTAP and the DC will depend on the values for the following parameters to the vserver cifs security settings If the value of encry...The version of SMB that will be negotiated for communication between ONTAP and the DC will depend on the values for the following parameters to the vserver cifs security settings If the value of encryption-required-for-dc-connections is true then only SMB3 will be available for the session The default value for each of this options depends on the release of ONTAP, as of 9.8, SMB1 is false, SMB2 is system-default (true), and encryption is false
Applies to ONTAP 9 Active Directory (AD) Domain Tunnel Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Issue Fail to connect to the Admin cluster using AD account Vserver is configured as tunnel for AD Access to t...Applies to ONTAP 9 Active Directory (AD) Domain Tunnel Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Issue Fail to connect to the Admin cluster using AD account Vserver is configured as tunnel for AD Access to the cluster AES is configured on the AD for the secure netlogon
The 7-Mode Active Directory (AD) computer object password is reset and users are unable to connect to CIFS shares with generic network error "windows Cannot Access the specified device path, path, or ...The 7-Mode Active Directory (AD) computer object password is reset and users are unable to connect to CIFS shares with generic network error "windows Cannot Access the specified device path, path, or file" "CIFS setup" is ran in Data ONTAP -Mode to re-synchronize the AD object password and this restores access, however some clients are still unable to connect using the DNS name All clients are able to ping the DNS name, which resolves to the correct IP address
Applies to Active Directory No, this information is not used for normal operations. ONTAP does not rely on this information, it is for your knowledge to know where the account was located upon creatio...Applies to Active Directory No, this information is not used for normal operations. ONTAP does not rely on this information, it is for your knowledge to know where the account was located upon creation. Note: NetApp does not provide a way to maintain a sync for the location of the object. Consider manually modifying the server object with cifs modify Moving CIFS servers to different OUs vserver cifs modify Organizational Unit (OU) is not updated in ONTAP after Active Directory object move
Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Description Secure file access on CIFS servers by using: AD : Windows Active Directory CAP: Windows Central Access Policy DAC: Windows Dynamic Access Control GPO: Windows Group...Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Description Secure file access on CIFS servers by using: AD : Windows Active Directory CAP: Windows Central Access Policy DAC: Windows Dynamic Access Control GPO: Windows Group Policy Object In the advanced security properties of the CIFS share, the tab "Central Policy" is not visible
Applies to ONTAP 9.2 and greater CIFS Active Directory Description ONTAP supports both SMB1 and SMB2 connections to domain controllers that are configured per SVM. This domain controller configuration...Applies to ONTAP 9.2 and greater CIFS Active Directory Description ONTAP supports both SMB1 and SMB2 connections to domain controllers that are configured per SVM. This domain controller configuration is different then the SVM client serving SMB configuration available.
