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Do local authentication objects and permissions need to be recreated after a SnapMirror break?

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • SnapMirror
  • SVM DR

Answer

  • Yes. When a volume or SVM is replicated using SnapMirror to a different SVM, any local users, local groups, and related access control entries (ACEs) will not function on the destination SVM after the SnapMirror break.
  • Permissions for local objects are valid only within the SVM where they were originally created and do not carry over to a different local domain. 
  • Required Actions on the Destination SVM:
  1. Enable Local Authentication:

set adv
vserver cifs options modify -vserver <SVM name> -is-local-auth-enabled true

  1. Recreate Required Local Users. Example<SVM name>\Administrator (Ensure password is set.)
  2. Reconfigure Share Access Controls:
  • Use share access-control create command to add the required local users/groups.
  • Reapply folder/file ACLs from the client side (Windows Explorer or via scripts).
  1. Verify Access From Non-Domain Clients
  2.  Test using net use or preferred methods for connecting from workgroup PCs.

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