If the same application on an SMB1 client opens the same file during this period, the server cannot start the OpLock break behavior and returns an "NT STATUS_SHARING_VIOLATION" error to the SMB1 client. This issue occurs because an SMB2 client does not send an SMB2 CLOSE request to the server within twenty to thirty seconds when an application on the SMB2 client closes a file. This issue does not occur if all client computers in the network environment are running one of the following operating systems: This issue does not occur if all client computers in the network environment are running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003.
You receive this error message twenty to thirty seconds after you close the file on the first client computer. For more information, see Defining Protection Key Memory Data.The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process. All space that is not utilized for Features can be used for application data. This space is shared between application data (the space available to you for your applications) and Features. NOTEIn Sentinel HL (Driverless configuration) keys, Features are stored in dynamic memory space. >As you increase the number of Products on the key, the maximum number of Features that the key can contain decreases.įor information on the range of Features that each Sentinel HL key can contain, see the Sentinel HL Data Sheet. >As you increase the number of higher-complexity license types on the key, the maximum number of Features that the key can contain decreases. Highest Complexity: Execution Count, Time Periodįor example, a Sentinel HL Max (Driverless configuration) key can contain:.
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Medium complexity: Perpetual HL + SL, Expiration Date.>the complexity of the license type defined in each Feature: >the number of Products among which the Features are distributed While the number of Features that can be written to a Sentinel SL key is unlimited, each Sentinel HL key can contain a certain maximum number of Features, depending on: Maximum Number of Features in a Sentinel HL Key
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