Celerra - CIFS share + Office 2010 files and Windows 7 save error
Hi
We have strange issue on some of our CIFS shares provided by a Celerra.
In the past the users have been working with Windows XP and Office 2010 without any issues.
When a user gets its client updated to Windows 7 he cannot save Office Files (Excel, Word, Powerpoint) anymore on the share.
The message: "The file is currently in use. Try again later" is displayed.
Nothing else changed just the client OS from Windows XP to Windows 7.
NTFS rights should be ok. Even if the user has "Full Control" NTFS rights on the share the error shows up.
The following tasks eliminate the issue but are not usable as a final solution
- When SMB v2 is disabled on the Windows 7 client the user can save the files without error
- For testing we added a user to the local Administrators group on the NAS but removed the NTFS rights for the local Administrators group on the NTFS share/folder to exclude NTFS permission issues. In that case the user was granted rights on NTFS level via its normal Domain-Group and was member of the local Administrators group on the NAS. And here saving the files also worked.
It seems all quite strange.
Does anybody have an idea what could cause this behavior with Windows 7 and SMB v2.1?
The issues occurs for all users accessing the NAS system. For testing we created a new share and assigned the permissions to this new share. The issue still showed up.
We also tested from a out of the box Windows 7 (just basic installation, no policies) and the issue showed up, too.
Check the Policies on the machine, where user is trying to save the file. There could be any security policy conflict or may be you need to re-assign permission (for this user) specially to the folder where the user is trying to save his file.
Can you please re-check the Read/Write access to the share while configuring it from storage end. Change the permissions and then check (i.g. don't give any permission once and then check, again give full r/w permissions then check).
markus_d
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Posted June 26th, 2014 01:00
Thanks for your answer.
The issues occurs for all users accessing the NAS system. For testing we created a new share and assigned the permissions to this new share. The issue still showed up.
We also tested from a out of the box Windows 7 (just basic installation, no policies) and the issue showed up, too.