Isilon: SMB: Failed to enumerate open sessions or open files
Summary: Getting various errors while executing isi smb sessions or isi smb openfiles commands via OneFS command line
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Symptoms
"root" user/account is created on the AD side and possibly disabled or locked.
Some isi smb commands could fail if "root" user/account exists on the AD side and "Assume Default Domain" is being used or a mapping rule that join/replace the local users with domain users.
Some isi smb commands could fail if "root" user/account exists on the AD side and "Assume Default Domain" is being used or a mapping rule that join/replace the local users with domain users.
- Examples:
# isi smb openfiles list
Failed to enumerate open files: ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
Or
Failed to enumerate open files: Access is denied
Or
Failed to enumerate open files: ERROR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED
# isi smb sessions list
Failed to enumerate open sessions: Access is denied
Or
Failed to enumerate open sessions: ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
Or
Failed to enumerate open sessions: ERROR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED
Failed to enumerate open files: ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
Or
Failed to enumerate open files: Access is denied
Or
Failed to enumerate open files: ERROR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED
# isi smb sessions list
Failed to enumerate open sessions: Access is denied
Or
Failed to enumerate open sessions: ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
Or
Failed to enumerate open sessions: ERROR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED
- Verification Steps:
- Search for "root" user in the AD:
# isi auth users view <AD>\\root
Ex: # isi auth users view isilon\\root
Name: ISILON\root
DN: CN=root,CN=Users,DC=isilon,DC=local
DNS Domain: isilon.local
Domain: ISILON
Provider: lsa-activedirectory-provider:ISILON.LOCAL
Sam Account Name: root
UID: 0
SID: S-x-x-x-x-x-x-x
Enabled: No <<< Account is disabled
Expired: No
Expiry: -
Locked: No
UPN: root@ISILON.LOCAL
Name: ISILON\root
DN: CN=root,CN=Users,DC=isilon,DC=local
DNS Domain: isilon.local
Domain: ISILON
Provider: lsa-activedirectory-provider:ISILON.LOCAL
Sam Account Name: root
UID: 0
SID: S-x-x-x-x-x-x-x
Enabled: No <<< Account is disabled
Expired: No
Expiry: -
Locked: No
UPN: root@ISILON.LOCAL
2. Check the AD settings:
# isi auth ads list -v | grep -i "Assume Default Domain"
Assume Default Domain: Yes
3. Check the existing mapping rules:
# isi zone zones view system
Name: System
Path: /ifs
Groupnet: groupnet0
Map Untrusted:
Auth Providers: lsa-local-provider:System, lsa-file-provider:System, lsa-activedirectory-provider:ISILON.LOCAL
NetBIOS Name:
User Mapping Rules: isilon\* &= * [], * => isilon\* []
Name: System
Path: /ifs
Groupnet: groupnet0
Map Untrusted:
Auth Providers: lsa-local-provider:System, lsa-file-provider:System, lsa-activedirectory-provider:ISILON.LOCAL
NetBIOS Name:
User Mapping Rules: isilon\* &= * [], * => isilon\* []
Cause
The "root" account is disabled or locked on the AD side.
Errors logged in lsassd.log:
# tail /var/log/lsassd.log
lsass[39553]: [lsass] Failed to find group memberships of SID=S-1-5-21-x-x-x. [error code:40056] [Symbol: LW_ERROR_ACCOUNT_DISABLED]
lsass[39553]: [lsass] Failed to find memberships for 'ISILON\root' (error = 40056)
lsass[39553]: [lsass] Failed to find memberships for 'ISILON\root' (error = 40056)
Resolution
Workarounds:
2. Delete or Enable user "root" account on the AD side.
- Prevent isilon from searching for "root" user in the AD then flush the cache (preferable):
# isi auth ads modify <AD> --restrict-findable=yes --add-unfindable-users=<AD>\\root
Ex: # isi auth ads modify isilon.local --restrict-findable=yes --add-unfindable-users=isilon\\root
# isi auth cache flush --all ; isi auth mapping flush --all
Ex: # isi auth ads modify isilon.local --restrict-findable=yes --add-unfindable-users=isilon\\root
# isi auth cache flush --all ; isi auth mapping flush --all
2. Delete or Enable user "root" account on the AD side.
Affected Products
Isilon, PowerScale OneFSArticle Properties
Article Number: 000081169
Article Type: Solution
Last Modified: 18 أبريل 2026
Version: 6
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