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Jeremy Allison wrote on 1/22/15 11:01 AM: > On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 03:40:48PM -0800, Jeremy Allison wrote: >> So I just spent a frustrating day trying to >> get smbclient from 4.2.x and master connecting >> to a NetApp 8.2 box using SMB2 or SMB3 with >> NTLM auth. >> >> Short answer - it doesn't work :-(. Longer >> answer - the NetApp is choking on

On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 03:40:48PM -0800, Jeremy Allison wrote: > So I just spent a frustrating day trying to > get smbclient from 4.2.x and master connecting > to a NetApp 8.2 box using SMB2 or SMB3 with > NTLM auth. > > Short answer - it doesn't work :-(. Longer > answer - the NetApp is choking on something > inside the SPNEGO NTLMSSP packets we're sending >

So I just spent a frustrating day trying to get smbclient from 4.2.x and master connecting to a NetApp 8.2 box using SMB2 or SMB3 with NTLM auth. Short answer - it doesn't work :-(. Longer answer - the NetApp is choking on something inside the SPNEGO NTLMSSP packets we're sending it - giving the error that it couldn't parse the SPNEGO packet. Unfortunately (and knowing bugger-all

Hello list, with dovecot 1.2 on AIX rquota RPC calls fail with quota-fs: remote ext rquota call failed: RPC: 1832-012 Program/version mismatch when using a netapp filer. This is what netapp says: Bug ID 97288 Title Support requested for rquota version 2 Bug Severity 5 - Suggestion Bug Status Closed Product Data ONTAP Bug Type NFS Description Linux has implemented its own extensions

Hello, I have a customer that complains that Samba (as DC member) uses UDP during? AD authentication when clients mount a share. I have run a test and traced network packet and it seems UDP is used by the CLDAP (Samba server is 10.50.50.35, AD is 10.50.50.85) Frame 1: 133 bytes on wire (1064 bits), 133 bytes captured (1064 bits) on interface vmxnet3s0, id 0 Ethernet II, Src:

The problem you describe below is fixed in Data NOTAP 5.3x. If you're on an older version, you might want to upgrade. There's another issue, though. The fix for which should be in the next release of Data ONTAP, which isn't far off (sorry for being vague). If you're interested in a good NetApp mailing list that's not run by NetApp, drop an email to:

I stood up a samba 4 (4.0.9) Active Directory domain controller on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3 server, configured in accordance with the Samba AD DC HOWTO <https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/Samba_AD_DC_HOWTO> , and tailored to the domain name I want. I'm trying to join a Windows 7 Enterprise Edition client to the domain. Windows responds with "Your computer could not be joined

We are running scripts using smbclient to get some data of NetAPP filer and we run into the output below. After doing some digging, I found that there is a incompatibility between NetAPP Data ONTAP OS and samba. Is this still the case or there is a fix for it. We are running 3.0.10 Any ideas would be great George Client started (version 3.0.10). Connecting to 169.177.18.109 at port 445

Hello Maybe someone could direct us to right solution with the problem descibed below. We tried different trick bo no success stories. We have a development cluster based on Dell R815 servers (+-30) and a storage server - Netapp FAS 3240 runnig Data Ontap 8.1p2. We have some 100 virtual servers - we use Xen 4.1 for virtualisation. A basics OS is Debian Squeeze with some backports packages

Good ${time of the day} I have just been wondering if anyone would know if Samba is compatible with the CIFS implementation of the Network Appliance DataONTAP filers? http://www.netapp.com/products/filer/ontap.html I have so far unable to connect to any shared folder on the NetApp filer that require authentication. An attempt to access or list shared resources on the NetApp filer fails with the

Hi, For anyone who is interested; I created some basic scripts based on my current iSCSI block script. http://kinkrsoftware.nl/contrib/xen/block-netapp http://kinkrsoftware.nl/contrib/xen/netapp-lun.py Basically these two scripts allow you to start a vfiler with a qtree of customers. You log in the NetApp upon boot, and can use: netapp://customer1/disk1 It is work in progress... because I

Hi, For anyone who is interested; I created some basic scripts based on my current iSCSI block script. http://kinkrsoftware.nl/contrib/xen/block-netapp http://kinkrsoftware.nl/contrib/xen/netapp-lun.py Basically these two scripts allow you to start a vfiler with a qtree of customers. You log in the NetApp upon boot, and can use: netapp://customer1/disk1 It is work in progress... because I

Release Announcements --------------------- This is the latest stable release of the Samba 4.13 release series. Changes since 4.13.3 -------------------- o Jeremy Allison <jra at samba.org> * BUG 14607: Work around special SMB2 IOCTL response behavior of NetApp Ontap 7.3.7. * BUG 14612: Temporary DFS share setup doesn't set case parameters in the same way as a

Release Announcements --------------------- This is the latest stable release of the Samba 4.13 release series. Changes since 4.13.3 -------------------- o Jeremy Allison <jra at samba.org> * BUG 14607: Work around special SMB2 IOCTL response behavior of NetApp Ontap 7.3.7. * BUG 14612: Temporary DFS share setup doesn't set case parameters in the same way as a

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On 10/23/2017 10:26 AM, Rowland Penny via samba wrote: > OK, have you tried asking the Netapp company, 'how do I use this with > Active Directory' ? In this specific case no, but I already tried to open CIFS support cases but at the end they tell me that It works as expected with a MS DC and that Samba DC is not supported by them. I cannot omit that I use Samba because they always

Hi All, It appears the NetApp OnTap tftp server we were using doesn't implement the "OpCode: Error Code (5); Error Code: File not found (1)" response." so we just moved the tftp service to RHEL boxes running HPA tftpd. It's essential for our deployment system to locate the pxelinux config specific to an installation request based on it's MAC address. If the MAC based

I am experiencing an odd problem while attempting to mount and access a directory with smbfs. smbclient does not exhibit the same behavior. I have created a directory /mnt/smb-test and am attempting to mount a volume from a NetApp Filer running OnTap 7 with NTFS security mode. An Active Directory DC handles security for the share. The Linux machine shows as registered in AD and I can use

If a file is stored directly on a DFS enabled share, renaming fails with NT_STATUS_OBJECT_PATH_NOT_FOUND. The usecase may sound unusual, but a customer is using NetApp ONTAP 9, which by default advertises DFS capabilities for all shares, and he cannot disable it for policy reasons. I can also reproduce the issue with smbd and Windows Server 2012 R2 (haven't checked with other versions).

On Wed, May 25, 2016 at 2:38 PM, pisymbol . <pisymbol at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello: > > Platform: CentOS 6.7 x86-64 > > $ rpm -qa | grep samba > samba-common-3.6.23-30.el6_7.x86_64 > samba4-libs-4.2.10-6.el6_7.x86_64 > ie-samba-utils-3.6.13-7.x86_64 > samba-winbind-3.6.23-30.el6_7.x86_64 > samba-client-3.6.23-30.el6_7.x86_64 >