Sync Share discovery failed. Server URL: http://workfolders.server.local; Partnership type: User Data; Error: (0x80c80037) You're not set up on the server. Email your organization's tech support and ask them if they can give you access to Work Folders.
I cannot get pass this error, I have DNS on my DC pointing to the file server. Two seperate VM's. Any help would be welcome
Thanks
Hello,
We're seeing a very odd issue. I've just setup a new 2019 Standard file share using a 2019 Standard VM. The issue we're experiencing is very specific. The issue is that all file transfers FROM the server share to a Windows 7 Professional, domain attached PC are excessively slow compared to any other OS.
I've tried simply copying files and seen between 15MB/s and 20MB/s transfers from the server to the Windows 7 client. I've tried copying files directly to the server from the client workstation and have gotten between 90MB/s and 100MB/s. From any other client OS, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows 10 with varying OS revisions, this problem is non-existent.
I have tried every fix I could find online from updating network card drivers to applying registry changes. None have made a difference. This issue is specific to Windows Server 2019 running as a VM copying files to Windows 7 Professional, both OS's are fully patched. I have even attempted booting both OS's to safe mode with networking, same results. I have uninstalled all Antivirus software, same results, I have checked physical networking hardware, same results.
Just looking to see if anyone has an idea I haven't tried yet because for the moment, stepping up the migration to Windows 10 is the only foreseeable fix.
Hello,
There are just over 3 million files/folders in an NTFS partition on our 2012 R2 file server.
Indexing only indexes just over 1 million items. I have rebuild the index multiple times, and on a few occasions I have deleted the index file as well. The same number of items gets indexed every time.
All the right file types are selected, so that is not an issue.
I appreciate any suggestions and/or links to articles that might explain this behavior.
At this point, I will not be rebuilding the index unless it is absolutely going to work, thanks.
Kamal
Hi,
I looked hours for a solution but it seems that I am the only one with this problem. So I hope here is someone who can help me.
I started a Windows Server 2019, created some users and groups, plugged my USB-Storage in, started a share, gave rights to the users (and groups) and everything as always. There is no problem for a windows-based system to connect and use the share. But once I tried to connect with android the problems started. Apple iOS, Android, Kodi, ... no device (except for windows-based devices) can use the share. Every system sees the share but once I connect and put in the credentials every system tells me, that username or password are wrong.
The Windows Server 2019 Error-Log also tells me, that a device tried to connect BUT without a username. There was no username transmitted. I tried with and without domain. Always the same error. So desperately I tried to activate the smb1-protocol and everything works fine. Every device connects and down-/uploads every file.
For security reason I would like to use my share without smb1. Is there any solution to deactivate smb1 AND use the share from my mobile devices?
Thank you for your help and time.
Regards,
required to implement a storage management policy for failover clustering that SAN based storage is utilized. Following requirements should be fulfilled by your solution. Should provide disk space usage information, quota tracking by folder or volume and email notifications when their quota limit exceeds. Which action suits best?
I have a couple file shares on a Server 2016 build, the users are able to access the files no problem, but when reviewing the event viewer I found this error which I am not sure what it is relating too.
Log Name: Microsoft-Windows-SMBServer/SecurityHi, i took over a file server for my fiances business, and whomever set it for has 3 folders shared that share to drives E: F: :P on the clientside computers...
the file server is running windows server 2008 R2
so the drives on client side say they only have 2.8gb left
the drive on the server (raid setup if that matters) where the folders are stored has 400GB free space.
ive tried right clicking the folders, theres not quota managment box
FSRM was not installed, i installed it thinking ok maybe i can manage quotas there
ive been pretty much hunting through everything for a few days now trying to figure out how to give the shares more space
anything else i should check? would screenshots help?
im kind of at a loss here
Good Morning,
we are in a project replacing some old NAS systems by a central new system.
I was reading about storage spaces and storage pools in Windows Server so I try setting up a test server 2019.
Hardware is SDDS certified, 10x 300gb SAS HDD´s are in and I was able to set up the pool of all 10 HDD´s.
If I try to set up a Virtual Hard drive with dual parity of any size I get an error.
"The Storagepool does not have sufficient eligibile resources for the creation of specificities virtual disk "
Can't finde some obvious reason for that, we need some RAID 6 like resilience for sensitive data where 2 drives could fail but we do not need a storage spaces direct typ setup because it would be way overkill for us.
Hello,
When I originally set up my volumes, I created about a 17TB volume D: drive for all the storage of the files on my file server (which is a guest hyper-v machine on a host. Both are running Windows Server 2012 R2.
The 17TB volume contains 5TB of data. I tried to shrink it an the most after a defrag was about 1400GB. I ran diskeeper on it to see if that might help and it was still about 1400GB. I shrank it and it is now 16272. Any suggestion on shrinking it further? If I had the space on the host I'd create a 5TB VHD and copy the data over and then wipe out this volume but that is not an option.
Hi Support,
I have file server 2012 r2 and i want to migrate on new server. Please share the step to migrate file server from A Host to Host B with NTFS and shared.
Windows 2019 version of ReFS now supports de-duplication.
For a DFS setup, is it recommended to go for ReFS or NTFS?
Shahid Roofi
Hello,
My computer did an update and this message popped up and of course I do everything Microsoft prompts me to now. Bad mistake. It connected my external WD external drive and wouldn't let me access it. So I tried to remove it and guess what? It deleted all my files. These are precious photos, important files that are on a back up drive for a reason. Now what the hell do I do? System Restore won't bring them back. I searched online and lots of free data recovery programs until you get to a certain size and then it's over $100 to recover them. I'm not even sure these are legitimate programs and will actually do the job for me.
Someone please help me recover my important files. If I have to pay then so be it but, I can guarantee my important files will no longer be connected to a Microsoft product in the future. You want too much control and I was dumb enough to fall for it.
Thanks in advance. here's my email hbirrell@gmail.com
Hi,
We recently started facing an issue, where Drive Maps in group policy starts failing, with the following error code in Event viewer:
The user 'M:' preference item in the 'Users - Shares {9A76434E-7AD4-47F5-8C4B-51E69FF94580}' Group Policy Object did not apply because it failed with error code '0x80070043 The network name cannot be found.' This error was suppressed.
source: Group Policy Drive Maps
Event ID: 4098
The "M:" share is set to Update (tried with replace)in Group Policy, and the path is set to an DFS namespace "\\domain.local\data\" , where there is approx 10 namespace folders listed under this namespace, spread out accross 2 servers, that also holds the shares.
The users are only facing this issue, when connected to the RDS session host servers, but its not limited to individual servers, but for several users, spread accross several servers - so it works for most of the users, but for some of the users it dosent.
This is the settings, for the GPO:
Normally i would have guessed, that the computers couldnt connect to the file servers - but if we access one of the users, that cant access the network share´s RDP session, and run GPupdate (with or without force), the network share appears just fine.
After a couple of hours, the network share dissappears again, and the same eventlog entry appears on the Eventlog...
We first thought that this was related, to an internal project where we disabled NetBios accross all our servers, but after enabling it again, rebooting and testing once more, the issue still persists.
I cant seem to find the solution at this point, and any help would be much appreciated! :)
Can we set one work folders to use both windows authentication from joined domain client on internal network and ADFS for mobile client from external network?
We want to retain currently working windows authentication for client on internal network. We have also configured ADFS and ADFS Proxy servers but Android Work Folder client still cannot connect to Work Folder. Can we deprecate ADFS and ADFS Proxy, so that Android Work Folder client can authenticate using windows authentication via Web Application Proxy?
The "Data Deduplication" section of the storage -- whats-new-in-storage page (updated April 2019) mentions:
DataPort API for optimized ingress/egress to deduplicated volumes:
Developers can now take advantage of the knowledge Data Deduplication has about how to store data efficiently to move data between volumes, servers, and clusters efficiently.
I can't find any documentation on the "DataPort API".
Can someone provide the appropriate link/reference?
Thanks
since Storage Tier with ReFS doesn't support pinning files to a specific tier, we decided to roll back to NTFS.
I moved all the VMs to another pool and deleted the ReFS tiered virtual disk/storage pool and created it again. The moment I try to initialize the volume to use NTFS, an Bug Check Reboot will occur. I tried to remove it and create it again but didn't work.
The tiers in this pool: SSD & HDD. The other non-tiered-pool consist of only NVMe SSD with ReFs filesystem.
used commands to create the volume: (it's happing at Initialize-Disk or Initialize-Volume)
Get-VirtualDisk $tier_sp_vd_name | Get-Disk | Set-Disk -IsReadOnly 0 Get-VirtualDisk $tier_sp_vd_name | Get-Disk | Set-Disk -IsOffline 0 Get-VirtualDisk $tier_sp_vd_name | Get-Disk | Initialize-Disk -PartitionStyle GPT Get-VirtualDisk $tier_sp_vd_name | Get-Disk | New-Partition -DriveLetter “E” -UseMaximumSize Initialize-Volume -DriveLetter “E" -FileSystem NTFS -Confirm:$false Set-Volume -DriveLetter E -NewFileSystemLabel $tier_sp_vd_name
I tried to read the memory dump file but couldn't figure out how to use the information inside of it. Here are some informations inside of it regarding the link https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/315271/how-to-use-dumpchk-exe-to-check-a-memory-dump-file
MajorVersion 0000000fI appreciate your help with issue, since the new Storage pool with 30TB is hanging out because of it.
P.S: after the reboot the tiered virtual disk goes offline and becomes read only
Looking for a Windows based solution.
Background:
Requirements:
Constraints:
Discussion:
Basically we need to either re-share the WS 2012R2 share inside NETWORK B but this time as READ-ONLY, or somehow configure user PCs to map the RW share RO. However, since some user PCs are not domain-joined, we can’t simply let them “see” the external share (requirement 3).
Temporary solution:
A Linux machine CIFS-mounts the WS2012R2 share and exports it as RO using samba. This works, but introduces another platform which is not desirable. Also, it is somewhat slower than a true Windows solution, and reparse points get “lost”.
Attempted so far:
Other notes:
Have tried using the DFS namespace option in different configurations, but these all seem to be providing symbolic links to the source drive, thus I am unable to control permissions from Network B. Giving up on the DFS option.
We can't create another user on the remote machine because we cannot modify the 2012R2 server. Also, DFS replication requires domain membership and here again we cannot modify the 2012R2.
We have the ACL set as needed. Because of the volume of files on this drive robocopy is not a viable solution. The drive has 10's of millions of files, and a large number are changed throughout the day by the number of users working. The copy would get stale and not usable too often.
Andreas Hultgren<br/> MCTS, MCITP<br/> <a href="http://ahultgren.blogspot.com/">http://ahultgren.blogspot.com/</a>
When we run the Get-StorageSubSystem Cluster* | Get-StorageHealthReport command i get the following error on one of our clusters.
Invoke-CimMethod : TimeoutThis command runs fine on our other cluster but for some reason we get the above error when running it on the other cluster.
Cheers,
Liam