Jason;
You have to put the AV server account in
the “Backup Operators” group. I ran into exactly this same problem
a couple
There’s training material that hints
how to do it, but it’s not quite right. The docs that ship with the
filers imply it can be done from the filer command line, but this is not
correct. Virus scanning is a CIFS-only procedure, so you need to add the CIFS
account on the AV server to the captive “Backup Operators” group on
the filer. You must have an
administrative account in your domain to do the process. Here’s the
overall summary:
-
be admin
-
add the
domain-based AV account to the backup group on the filer
-
add the
domain-based AV account to the backup group on the AV server
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restart
the AV service on the AV server
-
the AV
server should automatically “register” with the server and start
running
I’ll send you the HOWTO if you want
to see it. It goes through step-by-step and shows how to do it with screen
prints.
JKB
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-toasters@mathworks.com
[mailto:owner-toasters@mathworks.com] On
Behalf Of Palmer, Jason (EMEA)
Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004
12:59 PM
To: 'toasters@mathworks.com'
Subject: Trend AV with Filers
Hi -
We are currently having problems with ou virus scan
servers de registering with the filers...
Extract from Syslogs...
Tue Jul 20 03:00:00 GMT [<filer>:
kern.uptime.filer:info]: 3:00am up 19:03 0 NFS ops, 4955185 CIFS
ops, 46 HTTP ops, 0 DAFS ops, 0 FCP ops, 0 iSCSI ops
Tue Jul 20 03:01:33 GMT [<filer>:
Auth08:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Session setup error: Called name not
present (0x82)
Tue Jul 20 03:02:37 GMT [<filer>: Auth01:warning]:
Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource temporarily
unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:03:37 GMT [<filer>:
Auth05:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource
temporarily unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:04:37 GMT [<filer>:
Auth00:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource
temporarily unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:05:37 GMT [<filer>:
Auth02:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource
temporarily unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:06:37 GMT [<filer>:
Auth03:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource
temporarily unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:07:37 GMT [<filer>:
Auth09:warning]: Cannot connect to server. Socket connect error: Resource
temporarily unavailable
Tue Jul 20 03:12:57 GMT [<filer>:
vscan.server.connecting.disconnect:info]: CIFS: Vscan server <Scanner>
deregistered and will be removed from the list of available vscan servers.
Tue Jul 20 03:12:57 GMT [<filer>:
OffloadWorker06:info]: Connection with <Scanner> terminated
Tue
Jul 20 03:12:57 GMT [<filer>: vscan.dropped.connection:warning]: CIFS:
Virus scan server <Scanner> (123.456.789.123) has disconnected from the
filer.
Tue Jul 20 03:12:57 GMT [<filer>:
vscan.server.connectedNone:warning]: CIFS: Virus scanning is enabled but no
vscan (anti-virus) servers are connected to the filer.
Tue Jul 20 03:13:27 GMT [<filer>:
vscan.server.connectedNone:warning]: CIFS: Virus scanning is enabled but no
vscan (anti-virus) servers are connected to the filer.
Tue Jul 20 04:00:00 GMT [<filer>:
kern.uptime.filer:info]: 4:00am up 20:03 0 NFS ops, 5024835 CIFS
ops, 46 HTTP ops, 0 DAFS ops, 0 FCP ops, 0 iSCSI ops
There is a bug note (Bug ID: 81237) on the NOW site
which states 'This is believed to be a
problem with a vendor's anti-virus software.'
Has anyone else had these issues ? If so, is
there a work around or a fix ?
Thanks,
Jason
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Jason Palmer <Team Leader>
Messaging & Storage Implementation
MCI [EMEA]
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