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After AD reorganization the DACLs changed to SID resulting in Access Denied

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Active Directory (AD)
  • CIFS/SMB

Issue

  • After AD server reorganization, users are unable to access CIFS shares and the DACL display in the file-directory show output changed to SID.
  • Example:

3/16/2016 10:58:22  user-01  DEBUG   secd.unexpectedFailure: vserver (vserver_1) Unexpected failure. Error: Lookup of CIFS account SID procedure failed
  [  3 ms] Using a cached connection to user-6.naslab.local
  [     4] Could not find Windows SID 'S-1-5-21-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxx'
**[     5] FAILURE: SID lookup failed
3/16/2016 10:56:19  user-01   DEBUG   secd.unexpectedFailure: vserver (vserver_1) Unexpected failure. Error: Lookup of CIFS account SID procedure failed
  [  2015] Successfully connected to 10.61.92.xxx:445 using TCP
  [  2037] Successfully authenticated with DC user-6.naslab.local
  [  2046] Could not find Windows SID 'S-1-5-21-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxxx'
**[  2046] FAILURE: SID lookup failed

  • Security trace displays the following:

                              Protocol: cifs
                Volume : -
                Share: SHARENAME
                Path: /<path>/file.pdf
                Win—User: DOMAIN\user123
                UNIX-user: root
                Session-ID: 999999999999999999
NODEEXAMPLE-1 1 Security Style: NTFS and   Access is denied. The
                NT ACL                     requested permissions are not
                                           granted by the ACE while
                                           opening existing file or
                                           directory. Access is not
                                           granted for: "Read Control",
                                           "Read Attributes",
                                           "Read EA", "Read"

  • Below error is seen when vserver security file-directory show -vserver <> -path <> is run.

                Vserver: VSERVER 
              File Path: /volume/<path>/file.pdf 
     File I node Number: 10101010
         Security Style: ntfs
       Effective Style : ntfs
        DOS Attributes : 20 
 DOS Attributes in Text: ---A---- 
Expanded Dos Attributes: — 
           UNIX User Id: 65534 
          UNIX Group Id: 65534
         UNIX Mode Bits: 777 
UNIX Mode Bits in Text : rwxrwxrwx 
                  ACLs : NTFS Security Descriptor
                         Control:Ox8808 
                         Owner:DOMAIN\user123 
                         Group:DOMAIN\Domain Users 
                         DACL - ACEs 
                            ALLOW-S-1-5-21-0000000000-0000000000-0000000000-512-Ox1f01ff- (Inherited) 
                            ALLOW-S-1-5-21-0000000000-0000000000-0000000000-1106-Ox1301bf- (Inherited)  

Vserver: VSERVER(internal ID: 3) 

Lookup of CIFS account SID procedure succeeded 
   [0 ms] Using a cached connection to name.example.com 
   [25] Could not find Windows SID 
   's-1-5-21-0000000000-0000000000-0000000000-512' 

Vserver: VSERVER(internal ID: 3) 

Lookup of CIFS account SID procedure succeeded 
   [0 ms] Using a cached connection to name.example.com 
   [25] Could not find Windows SID 
   's-1-5-21-0000000000-0000000000-0000000000-1106'

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