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Hi Folks,
I'm having a problem with sharedup. I am trying to copy several hundred shares from a celerra to vnxe platform. When I run sharedup I get the following error: Error=0x00000005: NetShareEnum:Access is denied. Here is my command: sharedup.exe \\celerra-file-server \\vnxe-fileserver ALL /SD.
I suspect this is a problem with the celerra because if I use a different source file server i.e. a file server from a vnx or vnxe system the command works without error. All file servers are connected to the same AD domain, using the same AD account when running the sharedup command.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Let me know if you need further info...
Thanks!
The AD account that I am using to execute sharedup belongs to both domain admins and the administrators group. I tried to replicate the problem against a source vnx, and vnxe where the command worked by removing admin rights, and it still worked. The AD account that I am using can see the shares (but cannot access the shares) on the celerra via UNC path. Sharedup should be able to read the shares using the same account credentials?
Same problem, please see below:
SHAREDUP 02.04
Copyright (C) 2008-2010, All Rights Reserved,
by EMC Corporation, Hopkinton MA.Source server:172.20.67.146 5.0 EMC-SNAS:T6.0.41.3
Target server:172.20.67.148 5.0 EMC-SNAS:T6.0.43.0Error=0x00000005: NetShareEnum:Access is denied.
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SHAREDUP source:172.20.67.146 target:172.20.67.148
Summary results:
No share found on server 172.20.67.146.
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Posted January 24th, 2013 09:00
Thats your problem then – you dont have permission to browse the shares
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Posted January 24th, 2013 06:00
there you go, somebody might need to add your account to local admin group or run sharedup with another account that has admin rights on that CIFS server.