Running the following command displays status of vscanner is 'connected'; however, the vscan vendor displays the status as 'vendor not registered'. However, there is an issue with the virus scan engin...Running the following command displays status of vscanner is 'connected'; however, the vscan vendor displays the status as 'vendor not registered'. However, there is an issue with the virus scan engine registering to the AV Connector. McAfee scan vendor logs may display a failure to connect to the loop back address 127.0.0.1 (ONTAP AV Connector) as follows:
Applies to ONTAP 9.6 and later ONTAP AV connector 1.0.5 Issue After some time the AV Connector disconnects from ONTAP A restart of the AV Connector service is the only way to restore the connection
Applies to ONTAP 9 AV Connector Domain Tunnel Issue A Domain user is defined on the AV Connector and NTLMv2 Authentication is disallowed. Note: Anything using the domain-tunnel for CIFS authentication...Applies to ONTAP 9 AV Connector Domain Tunnel Issue A Domain user is defined on the AV Connector and NTLMv2 Authentication is disallowed. Note: Anything using the domain-tunnel for CIFS authentication is impacted
Setting the /IpAddrToDns to true will enable reverse DNS lookups from the AV Connector (default behavior) Note: The same transport and port settings can be used when utilizing the AV Connector GUI for...Setting the /IpAddrToDns to true will enable reverse DNS lookups from the AV Connector (default behavior) Note: The same transport and port settings can be used when utilizing the AV Connector GUI for testing of ZAPI calls to the SVM. Once mregfa application (“Configure ONTAP Management LIFs”) is run with this option, it goes through the list of mgmt entries and changes the passwords for the entries whose user-name matches the supplied user-name.
session-teardown-timeout: Refers to the max wait-time for a response for a session-teardown-message, or for any message to be received for a session-id, after the underlying connection has been discon...session-teardown-timeout: Refers to the max wait-time for a response for a session-teardown-message, or for any message to be received for a session-id, after the underlying connection has been disconnected. The official NetApp recommendation is to set the scan timeout value lower than our defined Request Service Timeout, but ultimately those are based on the different vendor recommendations.
