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File Visibility Issues Between RHEL and Windows Due to NFS/CIFS Metadata and SMB3 Cache Conflicts on ONTAP 9

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Network File System (NFS)
  • Common Internet File System (CIFS)

Issue

  • A discrepancy was observed between data written from the RHEL side and data visible from Windows.
  • Upon inquiry to Microsoft, it was explained that Windows was displaying cached data from SMB3.
  • After setting the SMB3 cache size to zero, error files could no longer be found raises when trying to open file.
  • STATUS_FILE_DELETED can be observed from packet trace during file access fails.

Status: System - Error, Code = (291) STATUS_FILE_DELETED QUERY INFORMATION (0x10) , + Status: 0xC0000123, Code = (291) STATUS_FILE_DELETED, Facility=FACILITY_SYSTEM, Severity = STATUS_SEVERITY_ERROR MessageId: 1490585 (0x16BE99)

 

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