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How to reset NTFS permissions on a CIFS share created on the root of the Volume or Qtree

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  • ONTAP 9
  • CIFS

Description

  • Domain Administrator or Local CIFS server Administrator loses access to a CIFS share on the root of volume or Qtree
  • Even after taking ownership from Windows end, Administrator is still unable to view or set any NTFS DACL permissions on the share.
  • To restore access follow the solution below

 

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