Windows users get mapped to the default unix user (pcuser) instead of the appropriate UNIX user Verify whether the expected UNIX user's credentials (Ex: user1 for DOMAIN\user1) are resolved by the SVM...Windows users get mapped to the default unix user (pcuser) instead of the appropriate UNIX user Verify whether the expected UNIX user's credentials (Ex: user1 for DOMAIN\user1) are resolved by the SVM Error: command failed: Failed to resolve user name to a UNIX ID. If the error states "user not found", check which name services are being used for user lookup If ns-switch only lists "files", then the UNIX user must be created locally, if the user is not present in unix-user show output
Applies to ONTAP SMB (ONTAP 9.12.1 or higher) MacOS (Finder) Issue Some folders not visible in Finder Same directories not shown in finder are visible from the terminal
Applies to MacOS Desktop Global File Cache Description One thing that can be problematic when working with any shared storage is the existence of .DS_Store files on the network share, since these are ...Applies to MacOS Desktop Global File Cache Description One thing that can be problematic when working with any shared storage is the existence of .DS_Store files on the network share, since these are intended for a single workstation's use. Enabling a policy to prevent the creation of .DS_Store files on network shares can speed up directory browsing and prevent permission errors when moving/deleting files.
Applies to ONTAP 9 UNIX security style volume Issue A Windows client connecting to a CIFS share via SMB is unable to write to a specific folder Volume security style is UNIX cluster::> file-directory ...Applies to ONTAP 9 UNIX security style volume Issue A Windows client connecting to a CIFS share via SMB is unable to write to a specific folder Volume security style is UNIX cluster::> file-directory show -vserver svm0 -path /vol1 (vserver security file-directory show) Vserver: svm0 File Path: /vol1 File Inode Number: 64 Security Style: unix Effective Style: unix vserver services access-check name-mapping show confirms intended UNIX user is being mapped
When a workstation in one forest attempts to access data on a resource computer in another forest, the Kerberos authentication process contacts the local domain controller for a service ticket of the ...When a workstation in one forest attempts to access data on a resource computer in another forest, the Kerberos authentication process contacts the local domain controller for a service ticket of the resource computer’s SPN. The global catalog then checks its database for information about any forest trusts that are established with its forest, and, if found, compares the name suffixes listed in the forest trust's trusted domain object (TDO) with the suffix of the target SPN to find a match.
Applies to ONTAP 9.8 and later CIFS/SMB Apple iOS 15 native files app Issue iOS Files app does not list content of CIFS shares: The initial connection is using the Apple iOS "Files" app is successful....Applies to ONTAP 9.8 and later CIFS/SMB Apple iOS 15 native files app Issue iOS Files app does not list content of CIFS shares: The initial connection is using the Apple iOS "Files" app is successful. When connecting to the root "/" of the storage system, e.g. "cifs://storage.domain.com/" all available volumes are listed. When selecting a CIFS share/volume no files or folders are shown.
