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I am trying to mount our netapp but after mounting im getting weird result. I will give the weird results. We are trying to mount a netapp DFS share.

First i tried to mount without a specific domain.

mount -t cifs -o rw,mand,user=<user>,password=<passowrd>,noserverino //ip/dfs <directory path>

The mount worked but i couldn't access the inner directories. The message:

bash: cd: : No such file or directory

Then i tried to mount with specific domain.

mount -t cifs -o rw,mand,user=<user>,password=<passowrd>,noserverino,domain=<domainName> //ip/dfs <directory path>

The mount also worked it but now when i tried to access the directory i got the message: **

bash: cd: : Permission denied

I also know it should work because i was able to view the share via a windows 7 station and it worked perfectly. Also, i used the file manager of gnome and used "connect to server". It also worked and i could access the inner directories.

If you need more information let me know, and thank you for the help.

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