SMB mount issues
This topic describes how to verify and resolve SMB mount errors.
- mount.cifs on Linux® fails with mount error (13)
Permission denied
- mount.cifs on Linux fails with mount error (127)
Key expired
- Mount on Mac fails with an authentication error.
If you receive any of these errors, verify your authentication settings. For more information, see Protocol authentication issues
Mount.Cifs on Linux fails with mount error (13) Permission denied
Description
The user is trying to mount CIFS on Linux and receives the following error message:
Permission Denied
The root causes for this error are the same as for SMB client on Linux fails with an "NT status logon failure".
Mount.Cifs on Linux fails with mount error (127) Key has expired
Description
The user is trying to access a CIFS share and receives the following error message:
key has expired
The root causes for this error are the same as for SMB client on Linux fails with an "NT status logon failure".
Mount on Mac fails with an authentication error
Description
The user is attempting a mount on a Mac and receives this error message:
mount_smbfs: server rejected the connection: Authentication error
The root causes for this error are the same as for SMB client on Linux fails with an "NT status logon failure".