Once the "continuously-available" share property is removed, how do you ensure sessions are no longer utilizing it?
Applies to
- ONTAP 9
- CIFS
- Continuous Availability (CA) share property
Answer
- Continuously-Available is negotiated on the initial client connection and remembered for the duration of that session connection.
- Once that property is removed, that does not apply to existing connections.
- Clients that have negotiated Continuously-Available will have to be reconnected to force it to connect without it.
- To be absolutely sure that the clients connect without CA share capability, a client reboot may be required.
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Additional Information
- The ONTAP CLI command
vserver cifs session show
will provide output on any sessions that utilize Continous Availability:
Example:
nas-cm910::> vserver cifs session show -fields continuously-available,windows-user,files
node vserver session-id connection-id windows-user files continuously-available
------------ -------- ------------------- ------------- ------------ ----- ----------------------
nas-cm910-01 vs1 1492380326519929822 3090365022 DEMO\user5 1 No
nas-cm910-01 vs1 1492380326519939801 3090376727 DEMO\Administrator
3 No
nas-cm910-01 vs2 1492380326519940176 3090377117 INTERNALDOMAINB\Administrator
0 No
nas-cm910-01 vs1 1492380326519934162 3090370076 DOMAINA\user2
2 No
nas-cm910-02 vs1 8066791357550707703 1171492883 DEMO\Administrator
2 No
nas-cm910-02 vs1 8066791357550729789 1171515981 INTERNALDOMAINB\Administrator
0 No
6 entries were displayed.
- Additionally, the ONTAP CLI command
vserver cifs session file show
will provide output on any files that utilize Continous Availability - How do you disable Continuous Availability (CA) from a CIFS share?
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