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Can't access files on NTFS volume from linux client with read-only  user

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • NTFS Security Style volume
  • NFS Client
  • User with read-only permissions

Issue

  • Permission Denied error, when attempting to access a NTFS based Security Style volume from an NFS/Linux client where the user only has read-only permissions.
  • Security Trace has the following information:
::> vserver security trace trace-result show -node cluster1-01 -vserver svm1
 
Vserver: svm1
 
 
Node            Index Filter Details             Reason
--------------- ----- -------------------------- ------------------------------
cluster-01      1     Security Style: NTFS and    Access is not granted for:
                      NT ACL                      "Lookup", "Modify", "Extend"
                      Protocol: nfs
                      Volume: data_volume
                      Share: -
                      Path: /readonlyaccess/test2
                      Win-User: -
                      UNIX-User: 1001
                      Session-ID: -

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