Windows Users Can't Access Filer After Changing Their Password:
The filer caches credentials from ActiveDirectory. If a password gets changed, sometimes the filer needs to be prompted.So:# rsh <filer> cifs sidcache clear user "<username>"
# rsh <filer> cifs sidcache clear all
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