ERROR

This message occurs when a CIFS authentication attempt fails for any reason other than an unknown user name or bad password.

Examine the failure details to determine corrective action. A common failure is the inability to communicate with a domain controller.

vserver (%s) Cannot authenticate CIFS user. %s

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
failureDetail (STRING): Error journal is a collection of events leading up to a failure. This failure is likely to impact many (if not all) users, and might reflect a misconfiguration or environmental problem..

ERROR

This message occurs when a CIFS authentication succeeds, but system cannot map the Windows user to an appropriate UNIX user.

Examine the failure details to determine corrective action. Common failures include no appropriate Windows-to-UNIX name mapping rules, no configured default UNIX user, or the inability of the system to communicate with NS-SWITCH authorization sources.

vserver (%s) CIFS name to UNIX name mapping problem. %s

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
failureDetail (STRING): Error journal is a collection of events leading up to a failure. This failure is likely to impact many (if not all) users, and might reflect a misconfiguration or environmental problem..

ERROR

This message occurs when the system is unable to retrieve necessary UNIX credentials for a Windows user during the CIFS authentication process.

Examine the failure details to determine corrective action. A common failure is the inability to communicate with NS-SWITCH authorization sources.

vserver (%s) Cannot get UNIX credentials for CIFS user. %s

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
failureDetail (STRING): Error journal is a collection of events leading up to a failure. This failure is likely to impact many (if not all) users, and might reflect a misconfiguration or environmental problem..

ERROR

This message occurs when a CIFS authentication attempt fails for any reason other than an unknown user name or bad password.

Examine the failure details to determine corrective action. Common failures include the inability to communicate with domain controllers, NIS servers, or LDAP servers due to connectivity or configuration problems.

vserver (%s) General CIFS authentication problem. %s

vserverName (STRING): vserver associated with this operation.
failureDetail (STRING): Error journal is a collection of events leading up to a failure. This failure is likely to impact many (if not all) users, and might reflect a misconfiguration or environmental problem..