Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Unix Security Style Issue Initially, a CIFS user was mapping to an undesired Unix user After making the requisite changes to the name mapping rules for the user, the user still...Applies to ONTAP 9 CIFS Unix Security Style Issue Initially, a CIFS user was mapping to an undesired Unix user After making the requisite changes to the name mapping rules for the user, the user still encounters "Access Denied" Running the cifs session show -show-win-unix-creds command indicates that the user is still mapped according to the old/incorrect rules
Applies to Mixed security style volume CIFS CIFS user tries to modify permissions of file/folder by using File Explorer>Properties>Security, but the change is not reflected in the ACl afterward. The f...Applies to Mixed security style volume CIFS CIFS user tries to modify permissions of file/folder by using File Explorer>Properties>Security, but the change is not reflected in the ACl afterward. The file/folder is on a volume that has Security Style: mixed and Effective Security Style: unix nas-cm913::> file-directory show -vserver fchen -path /frieren (vserver security file-directory show) Vserver: fchen File Path: /frieren File Inode Number: 64 Security Style: mixed Effective Style: unix
NTFS security style volume/qtree Permission denied when browsing and accessing files and directories in the mounted volume Error: Get user credentials procedure failed [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 501 i...NTFS security style volume/qtree Permission denied when browsing and accessing files and directories in the mounted volume Error: Get user credentials procedure failed [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 501 is UNIX user 'user1' [ 0] UNIX user 'user1' mapped to Windows user 'DOMAIN_B\user1' [ 2] Could not get credentials for Windows user 'user1' or SID 'S-1-5-21-234345543-1303698708-1846674531-128084' Error: command failed: Failed to get user credentials.
UNIX user from NFS client cannot access data on NTFS security style volume [?] Tue Jul 14 15:03:34 CEST [node-01: secd: secd.nfsAuth.noNameMap:error]:vserver (SVM) Cannot map UNIX name to CIFS name.Er...UNIX user from NFS client cannot access data on NTFS security style volume [?] Tue Jul 14 15:03:34 CEST [node-01: secd: secd.nfsAuth.noNameMap:error]:vserver (SVM) Cannot map UNIX name to CIFS name.Error: Get user credentials procedure failed [ 0] Trying to map 'test' to Windows user 'test' using implicit mapping **[ 11] FAILURE: Name mapping for UNIX user 'test' failed. Name mapping configuration shows that explicit mapping is defined for the same user
Error: Get user credentials procedure failed [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 0 is UNIX user 'root' [ 0] Trying to map 'root' to Windows user 'root' using implicit mapping [ 1] Using a cached connec...Error: Get user credentials procedure failed [ 0 ms] Determined UNIX id 0 is UNIX user 'root' [ 0] Trying to map 'root' to Windows user 'root' using implicit mapping [ 1] Using a cached connection to fr000-prddc001.eu.els.local [ 2] Could not find Windows name 'root' **[ 2] FAILURE: Name mapping for UNIX user 'root' failed with transient errors.
Applies to ONTAP 9.x Issue Implicit name mapping is failing, and user is getting mapped to the default UNIX user, even though legitimate name-mapping appears to exist.
Applies to ONTAP 9 Multiprotocol environment LDAP client Issue UNIX to Windows name mapping is failing This causes mount failure of an NTFS volume for UNIX clients
Applies to Name-mapping is used to map CIFS users to UNIX users and vice versa as part of user authentication Note: Name mapping is required for all CIFS/NFS access except for NFS access to UNIX secur...Applies to Name-mapping is used to map CIFS users to UNIX users and vice versa as part of user authentication Note: Name mapping is required for all CIFS/NFS access except for NFS access to UNIX security style volumes Name-mappings are rules (as regular expressions(RegEx)) which are interpreted by the authentication system during login to resolve your identity and gather the credentials you need to access your files Note: Kerberos mappings are only necessary if using a Kerberized NFS UNIX client
