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SMB Rename of large zip files may fail with internal error due to VSCAN timeout

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Vscan (on-access)
  • Windows
  • CIFS/SMB

Issue

  • With on-access Vscan enabled, a client fails an SMB rename operation with internal error
  • Increased latency for the affected SVM and share may be observed
  • Mandatory Scan is disabled
  • The SMB rename operation (SMB2_COM_SET_INFO) fails on CIFS operation time out as per EMS / event log show entry:
Nblade.CifsOperationTimedOut: Detected a timed out CIFS operation.
SMB command for this operation: SMB2_COM_SET_INFO,
Number of times this command was suspended: 6,
Number of times this command was restarted: 0,
Last CSM error during this operation: CSM_OK,
Remote blade UUID: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx (cluster01n01),
Is QoS enabled: QoS_disabled,
Last SpinNp error during this operation: SPINNP_ERR_OFFBOX_VSCAN_REQD, Client IP address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, Local IP address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx,
Target Vserver ID: 12, Target disk's DSID: 1234
 

  • Packet trace shows STATUS_INTERNAL_ERROR

SetInfo Response, Error: STATUS_INTERNAL_ERROR

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