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Unable to mount NFS volume with non-root users but root can mount the same

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3/5/2024, 7:04:02 AM

Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Kerberos
  • NFSv4

Issue

RHEL clients are unable to mount NFS with non-root user using Kerberos authentication without adding any entry in fstab.
 
[user1rhel_client_2 /]$ mount 10.216.41.167:/source    /mnt/test123
mount: only root can do that

 

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