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CIFS users are unable to rename folders in snaplock volume

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • CIFS
  • Snaplock volumes

Issue

  • Unable to rename files or folders in a SnapLock volume shared via CIFS/SMB. 
  • But able to create and rename new files and folders without issue.
  • Below is the error seen on the client

This action can't be completed because the folder or a file in it is open in another program.

Close the folder or file and try again.

  • Security traces show the following output:

Node            Index Filter Details             Reason

--------------- ----- -------------------------- ------------------------------

Node A   1     Security Style: NTFS and   Access is denied as the

                      NT ACL                     volume is readonly or

                                                 directory is a snapshot While

                                                 deleting a file or a

                                                 directory.

                      Protocol: cifs

                      Volume: -

                      Share: CTSxxxhive

                      Path: /dxxs

                      Win-User: ONE\<user_name>

                      UNIX-User: root

                      Session-ID: 12xxxxxxxxx

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